Prices may be approximate depending on the retailer. Tag me (Alex K#0001) or Brock (Brockzilla#3577) in our Discord server if you ever want more advice on this. Wait to pay MSRP when it comes back in stock.
NEVER pay scalper prices for PC parts, unless you ABSOLUTELY need the part now. Contrary to what I would usually say, you may have better luck with a pre-built system if the GPU or CPU you want is impossible to purchase.
However, prices seem to be going down as of March 2022. Ultimately, graphics cards from NVIDIA and AMD (as well as other parts) might be extremely difficult to find. This is making some computing parts hard to find or scarce. With that out of the way, let's get to the parts lists!Īlex's disclaimer at the time of last update : At the moment, the world is still experiencing a worldwide semiconductor shortage.
SHROUD PC SPECS HOW TO
JayzTwoCents' video is a traditional step-by-step video with every process explained, and Linus Sebastian's (LinusTechTips) video is a POV (point-of-view) angle on how to put the parts together. If you want/need to know how to physically put the parts together before purchasing anything, I suggest watching two videos from two prominent creators in the YouTube tech sphere. At the end, I've included a list of reputable pre-built PC companies if building isn't your thing. This guide will give justifications on why to choose a specific part at each price point, as well as how you could potentially save money without losing any gaming performance. Alex (my Community Manager) and Brockzilla (a legend on my Discord server who is always super helpful in the #techsupport channel) are very knowledgeable on all things PCs, and will assist in walking you through what you need to know. Switching to PC from console and have no idea where to start? Trying up upgrade from an old build? Look no further than my guide below.įor this guide, I've recruited the help of a few individuals in order to pool together some knowledge and advice.
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