What are the basics for moving from mobile to pc

[Neo_Xero]

I'm getting a PC this Christmas and I'm looking for tips on how i should buy the parts, ik that there are things like used and new and stuff like that, I mean just basics, what e-stores can I trust when buying these, ya know stores like Amazon and eBay

[FunkmastaFlex]

Newegg is trustworthy. Watch out for places like Ali Express.

[emosun]

ebay is fine so long as the seller has good feedback and return options

[BisquTz]

Scan is also pretty good, where are you from ? in the UK stores like currys/pc world are pretty good for HDD's SSD's and peripherals

 

[Arika]

is this going to be your first PC? it would appear so based on your title.

 

i'm probably going to get hate for this, but i would suggest getting a pre-built if you don't have much experience with PCs. you need to have a modest understanding of how they work and general troubleshooting before you build your own because if something goes wrong it's not going to be a fun experience.

[Neo_Xero]

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Is this going to be your first PC?

Yes it is, and not saying g prebuilt computers are bad but I'd rather build it just so I have more experience next time 'round or when I upgrade it. I've also watched plenty of videos to help with building, although I may need a refresh

[Neo_Xero]

8 hours ago, BisquTz said:

Scan is also pretty good, where are you from ? in the UK stores like currys/pc world are pretty good for HDD's SSD's and peripherals

 

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[Amazonsucks]

Buy directly from Newegg instead of using any retailer's marketplace. Buy a surge suppressor or UPS for your PC and get Malwarebytes while its in sale.