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G'Day All!

There are many in eGO with high competence of computer hardware technology as well as how to build a computer, but there are probably as many answers as questions regarding solutions in the subject. For this reason, it may be difficult for the inexperienced to take advantage of them best knowledge for the benefit of one's purpose.

What then is generally important to advancing in the topic by absorbing the knowledge available on various reliable websites such as e.g. Hardware Secrets and Tom's Hardware, as well as other similar accessible websites with good knowledge and experience.

So for that reason I want to bring you some links regarding best computer hardware and how to build a computer according to Tom's Hardware.

• How To Build A PC: From Component Selection To Installation (2014).
  
• Best Computer Cases (2016).
  
• How To Choose A Motherboard (2014).
  
• Best Motherboards MB (2016).
  
• Best Central Processing Unit CPU (2016).
  
• Intel & AMD Processor Hierarchy (2015).
  
• Best CPU Cooling (2016).
  
• Best Liquid CPU Coolers (2016).
  
• Thermal Paste Comparison, Part One: Applying And More (2013).
  
• Thermal Paste Comparison, Part Two: 39 Products Get Tested (2013).
  
• Best Random Access Memory RAM (2016).
  
• Best Graphics Cards For The Money (2016).
  
• Desktop Graphics Processing Unit GPU Performance Hierarchy Table (2015).
  
• Best Solid State Drive SSD (2016).
  
• The SSD Review: All About Solid State Drives.
  
• How Tom's Hardware Test HDD's And SSD's (2015).
  
• Best Power Supply Unit PSU (2016).
  
• PSU's 101: A Detailed Look Into Power Supplies (2015).
  
• How Tom's Hardware Test Power Supply Units PSU (2015).
  
• Who's Who In Power Supplies: Brands Vs. Manufacturers (2014).
  
• Best Computer Monitors (2016).
  
• Display Testing Explained: How Tom's Hardware Test Monitors and TV's (2014).
  
• Hardware Secrets Tutorials 1/27 - Computer Hardware & Software Guides.

Here's some additional links that might be useful.

• TFT Central: Monitor Reviews.
  
• Blur Busters: How To Overclock Certain Monitors.
  
• How-To Geek: Things You Shouldn’t Do With Solid State Drives (SSD).
  
• Hardware Compare: Graphic Cards & Solid State Drives Comparison.
  
• GPUBoss: Compare Graphics Cards Head To Head.
  
• System Requirements Lab: Can Your Computer Run The Game?
  
• Co-Optimus: PC Games With Co-Op Support For At Least Two Players.
  
• Tweak Guides: Game Tweak Guides.
  
• NirSoft: Freeware Utilities for Windows.
  
• MetroVac: DataVac ED-500ESD ESD Safe Electric Computer Duster. (a good recommendation to easy clean your computer from dust. Available in 220V).

I recommend anyone who can find good and reliable computer hardware information on the Internet and save it as I have done.

The links above were just a few examples of where and how to assimilate knowledge regarding computer hardware technology in the way to build your own computer. Once you have absorbed enough knowledge to build your own computer, yes that day you can rightly feel proud of what you accomplished.

With that, I wish everyone who takes on to build their own computer good luck.

Best Regards, Bengt "WOLF" Johansson.

 

[ChocolateVillain]

Could of shorten the post and just have one link to Tom's Hardware lol.

The last link I have never heard of that website. The layout of it has my spidy senses tingling...

My advise would be the same as yours tho. Go out and read but don't forget to ask questions if you want to know more about things or if you don't understand it. If you are new to all this it will seem very confusing and overwhelming. But in time you will get a better understanding of it all.

Website wise I would recommend all them really... Tom's Hardware, Linus Tech Tips, Overclockers, HardOCP, AnandTech, and Ars Technica are some of the ones I can think of off the top of my head.

NOTE: NEVER EVER EVER USE CPU/GPU BOSS (OR ANYTHING BOSS)! These are trash sites that always seem to be on the top of search engines. They do provide a beautiful and colorful comparison graphic that would have a lot of potential... if, of course, they spent time to make sure the information therein wasn't unabashedly misleading. They do NOT provide accurate or useful information by any means.
CPU/GPU Boss in a nutshell...
http://imgur.com/w673yzL