Building a Computer Buying Guide
While building your own computer 
may seem like a daunting task, taking on the project has a lot of advantages. Aside from guaranteeing that you'll get all the features you want, it is often cheaper than buying a preassembled PC. Building your own computer also means that you can avoid many of the proprietary designs on the market that require you to keep coming back to the same company for new parts . So if a little painstaking labour sounds like a fair trade for saving your hard-earned cash and owning a computer tailored exactly to your needs, you've come to the right place. Check out this guide for information on the basic parts and tools you need for the job, along with some suggestions on quality brands.
Stock Your Tool Belt
Unfortunately, you can't wave a magic wand to get all the pieces together. It actually takes some screws. To help the process along, it's best to equip yourself with the following:
All of these tools will help you keep track of your components, as well as efficiently secure them in their appropriate places.
Basic Parts
Whether you are trying to build a budget PC, a workstation or a gaming PC, you will need all of the same parts to create the foundation of your new computer.
Some Quality Brands
Optional Parts and Accessories
