Logical Increments VS ChooseMyPC

Logical Increments mentions

• Looking down on people for buying a 'pre-built' computer rather than building one is the same as looking down on someone for buying a store bought cake rather than baking one. It doesn't matter. Cake is cake. Computer is computer.

  /r/buildapc is helpful, even if you just lurk. /r/buildapcsales is worth watching once you have an idea of what you're looking for. In addition to PCPartpicker, which helps make sure your parts are all compatible, LogicalIncrements lists builds at different price points and gives an idea of the kinds of things you can reasonably to do at each level. It's a good way to get your expectations in line with your budget. - Source: Reddit / about 2 months ago

• Noticed on many tutorials that a single fan is attached to the motherboard. what about fans with two or three fans total? can you place this on the motherboard or are these just 'extra' accessorys that is separate from the default fan that is required for the motherboard?

  What you're looking at are cpu coolers. The first one is an air cooler, in which you attach the tower with fans to the motherboard, the heat travels up from the cpu into the tower and the fans blow it out the case. The others are water coolers. With those, the pump is mounted to the cpu and the liquid inside the cooler circulates over the processor, picks up heat, then gets pumped back up to the radiator (where... - Source: Reddit / about 1 month ago

• Buying a gaming PC

  Have a look at logicalincrements.com. The options in a single tier list are compatible with one another. Make sure to set the parts to Belgium. - Source: Reddit / about 1 month ago

• How much did your gaming PC cost, and what are some things that are considered essential?

  Figure out which games you want to play, then go to logicalincrements.com to see what you need. - Source: Reddit / about 1 month ago

• Newbie, Not Sure Where to Begin

  Pcpartpicker.com/guide and logicalincrements.com give good starting points for builds at different budgets. - Source: Reddit / 22 days ago

ChooseMyPC mentions