Building a Gaming PC for the First Time? Don't Panic, This Guide Can Help You Out

Before you start to build a PC, you’re going to need the parts. The first thing you need to decide on is how powerful of a system to build and how much you plan on spending. As a rule of thumb I usually spend about 300$ for the video card and CPU each. Remember, computers are like snowflakes, everyone builds with different brands or parts they like, so let’s begin.

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