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<h1>Building Computers: Do It Yourself to Get The Perfect Machine</h1>

The perfect machine, for game play, video editing, or whatever
use you have in mind, can come only when all the major and minor
parts have been carefully selected. It is a union of chips,
circuits, and drives that are exactly right together.
Often, this cannot be had from the major computer manufacturers.
If you want such a machine, you may have to build it yourself.
Why is this perfect union so hard to find? One answer lies in
the demands of mass production. Perhaps the best illustration I can
give has to do with motherboards.
A large manufacturer has the advantage of buying parts in
quantity, thereby getting them at a reduced price. They may buy
thousands of a certain motherboard, using them as the platform for
several different PCs.
This sort of standardization has great advantages on the
production line. Using the same board for different models means
fewer setups, easier stocking by material handlers, and the
increased speed that comes from having everything fit together
exactly the same way every time.
All of this is good for the production process, but do you
really want the same motherboard for a home PC, and a video editor
that will cut an hour long documentary? I don&#8217;t think so.
As with the motherboard, manufacturers buy CPUs in quantity to
keep costs down. Most will buy either Intel or AMD, but not both.
Each brand has its good points, each with models that excel at
different tasks. However, there are some jobs I prefer an AMD for,
and others that are best done with Intel chips. Few manufacturers
give you a choice. If they do, it will not be across their entire
catalog.
Graphics cards are often a source of disappointment for gamers.
How many of you have bought a PC, and then, within the first month
gone out and bought a different graphics card? The card in the
machine was top of the line when the machine was being designed. Of
course, by the time it came on the market a year had elapsed.
The solution for all this was touched on earlier. Build your own
computer. Plan it, selecting the parts you want. Get exactly the
computer you need, designed specifically for the job. It
isn&#8217;t hard to do, and it&#8217;s worth the time and effort to
get the perfect machine.

<div>Author Info 
Michael Quarles is the author of Building a PC for Beginners.
His website is 
<a target="_new" href="http://www.monkeyseemonkeydobooks.com">http://www.monkeyseemonkeydobooks.com</a>
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