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Rookie mistakes and how to determine on Amazon if you’re picking components that work together

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Well that takes the fun out of doing the reading and research!

Even when using PCPartPicker you often still need to look stuff up because they don't have every detail of a component listed on their site.

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Linus. Make this video... Rookie mistakes and how to determine on Amazon if you’re picking components that will work together

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1 minute ago, Aaron Kelso said:

Linus. Make this video... Rookie mistakes and how to determine on Amazon if you’re picking components that will work together

You can use PCPartPicker to help you determine what components are comparable together.

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Well that takes the fun out of doing the reading and research!

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Just now, Aaron Kelso said:

Well that takes the fun out of doing the reading and research!

Even when using PCPartPicker you often still need to look stuff up because they don't have every detail of a component listed on their site.

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