Introducing all PC components

 Here’s a brief introduction to the main PC components you need for a complete setup. 

1. CPU (Central Processing Unit) 

- The brain of the computer; it processes instructions and performs calculations. Popular brands: Intel and AMD.

2. GPU (Graphics Processing Unit) 

- Handles rendering images, video, and animations. Essential for gaming and graphic design. Also from Intel and AMD.

3. Motherboard 

- Connects all components and allows communication between them. Includes slots for CPU, RAM, and expansion cards.

4. RAM (Random Access Memory) 

- Temporary storage that the CPU uses for quick data access. More RAM allows for better multitasking.

5. Storage (HDD/SSD) 

- HDD (Hard Disk Drive):

 Mechanical storage, slower but offers larger capacity for less cost.

- SSD (Solid State Drive): 

Faster, more reliable storage with no moving parts, but typically more expensive per GB.

6. Power Supply Unit (PSU) 

- Provides power to all components. It’s essential to have a reliable PSU to avoid system instability.

7. Cooling System 

- Keeps components at optimal temperatures. Includes air coolers (fans) and liquid coolers.

8. Case (Chassis) 

- Houses all components and provides airflow. Different sizes (ATX, Micro-ATX) fit different motherboards.

9. Peripherals 

- Includes keyboard, mouse, monitor, and any other devices (e.g., speakers, webcams) needed for use.

10. Network Card 

 - Connects your PC to the internet, can be wired (Ethernet) or wireless (Wi-Fi).

Each component plays a vital role in overall performance. Building a PC can be a fun and rewarding experience!  Do you want to learn more about any specific component?