PC gaming for dummies

http://www.logicalincrements.com/
Read all the guides here if you're completely oblivious.
In any case, due to coin mining computer part, especially graphics card prices are hugely inflated. I'd wait a bit.

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>>340042

I'll check that link.

Thank you so much, kind anon!

>I was thinking about going to a electronic store and buy an already built set, because I don't trust my clumsy hands for the delicate process of building a machine, but I think some people don't recommend that and I don't know why would that be.

Most of the time, pre-built systems are a ripoff. You could buy a 1000$ PC with 400$ components. I'm not an expert myself, but i do know that it is best to just build a PC by yourself.

>>340036
Would definitely not recommend. Building a PC isn't so easy you can do it without research but honestly, watch a YouTube video on how to do it and maybe read a couple guides and you just saved yourself a shit tonne of money

>>340036
>going to a electronic store and buy an already built set

Don't do that or you'll get half your money's worth.

Building a PC is easy. Once you have the parts, a simple tutorial video is all you need to figure out how to install them.

As for figuring out what parts to get, you could look at some builds on reddit (/r/buildapc, /r/buildapcforme).

You should have a basic understanding of what each component does before you order parts and build the thing.

Here's a guide to everything from YouTube which I recommend (though you don't have to watch everything): https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLc3lzolCKqOOnVDfa6OpbuYX2f28R-31x