Is there a problem with this?

[Tevildo]

Ok so I am going to be building my pc straight after my exams. Iv been buying parts bit by bit. I was wondering if its bad to do that? Like would the heat affect anything? I live in London so lol most its gonna get is probably 25c. 

[eira]

No, there's nothing necessarily wrong with buying bit by bit, however it's generally best if you buy all the parts in one go. The heat won't affect anything either.

[it_dont_work]

6 minutes ago, Tevildo said:

Ok so I am going to be building my pc straight after my exams. Iv been buying parts bit by bit. I was wondering if its bad to do that? Like would the heat affect anything? I live in London so lol most its gonna get is probably 25c. 

What heat? 25c is winter...

 

Generally no its not best to buy bit by bit (unless you have trouble saving money), because 1) might be able to save money shopping around buying at once, then again if you find a good deal may as well buy. 2) If your in a country with dumb consumer laws, DOA might be harder to return (don't fully know I'm Australian so it's stupidly easy to exchange faulty goods)

[Tevildo]

Just now, it_dont_work said:

What heat? 25c is winter...

 

Generally no its not best to buy bit by bit (unless you have trouble saving money), because 1) might be able to save money shopping around buying at once, then again if you find a good deal may as well buy. 2) If your in a country with dumb consumer laws, DOA might be harder to return (don't fully know I'm Australian so it's stupidly easy to exchange faulty goods)

summer lmao. Trust me, London doesnt get that hot or when it does they count 25c as a heatwave lol

[it_dont_work]

6 minutes ago, Tevildo said:

summer lmao. Trust me, London doesnt get that hot or when it does they count 25c as a heatwave lol

January-Feb here was 24 days over 40c, and 39 over 38c, and wasn't a heat wave (unless your in Sydney but they like to complain)...It's currently autumn and 20c 

 

The parts your buying work in ambients of 40-45 generally easily with decent case air flow, leaving them sitting around isn't going to hurt. 

[Tevildo]

5 minutes ago, it_dont_work said:

January-Feb here was 24 days over 40c, and 39 over 38c, and wasn't a heat wave (unless your in Sydney but they like to complain)...It's currently autumn and 20c 

 

The parts your buying work in ambients of 40-45 generally easily with decent case air flow, leaving them sitting around isn't going to hurt. 

ok thanks for telling me