13 December 2011

Tip of the week - Buying A Computer This Christmas

If you are considering purchasing a computer this Christmas then you will be spoilt for choice. The biggest problem however with having so much choice is the fact that it can be hard to actually make a decision about which is the best computer to actually buy. The fact that there are constantly new products appearing on the market means that you could end up with a lot of remorse if you rush into a purchase without thinking things through. Here are just a few tips for buying a computer this Christmas.

1. The most important thing when purchasing any computer is to consider your own requirements. There are computers available for almost everyone these days but you need to decide what your requirements are. One of the most important things to do before looking for a computer is to write down a list of the things that you want to get from your computer.

2. If you have a computer already then a good exercise would be to decide what things you do like about it and what things you don't like. Remember that it is often as useful to know what you don't want from something as what you do want.

3. If the only thing you want from your computer is to be able to get on the internet and surf then you might be better off buying yourself a notebook instead of a computer; these are more affordable. Although a notebook can be great value for money even though its uses can be limited.

4. If you want to play games on your computer then this is something that you need to take into consideration when buying your PC. You will actually find some computers that have been designed for gaming.

5. If your needs are quite specific then you may benefit from buying a custom made computer. This will mean that there is no doubt that you will be getting exactly what you need so is a great choice.

3 comments:

  1. I agree with this! Also, here’s another tip: put Random Access Memory (RAM) on top of your list. Memory is often meager in new gadgets. Computers are usually slow not because of the CPU speed, but the amount of memory installed. When there’s a lack of memory, your computer uses the hard drive space as a form of virtual memory, making your computer slow.

    - Benita Bolland

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  2. One thing that’s usually overlooked is the case or the chassis, but it’s actually one of the most important parts to be checked upon purchasing. Make sure that the case firmly supports the standards of motherboard manufacturer. This can be of great help you if you want to upgrade your computer in the future.

    Cody Pruneda

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  3. I think when you are looking to buy a computer, you take IT expert advice on buying computer. IT expert can help you lot in buying right computer with good configuration.
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