In the world of video games, the debate about which platform is better to play on: consoles or computer always remains active. While Xbox or PlayStation users claim that their consoles are specifically designed to optimize and streamline the experience, Computer users argue that a computer has much more possibilities for improvement and personalization.
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Systems engineers at Tecmilenio University in Monterrey, Mexico, Practical guide for those who want to build a gaming computer on a low budget.
The article lists the components required to build a gaming computer as follows:
It is the element responsible for running the computer’s operations, and its performance is measured by the number of cores and the number of gigahertz (gHZ) it operates with. It is recommended to buy Ryzen AMD 5 or Intel Core i5, whose prices are around $650,000 on Mercado Libre.
This is the card where all the components are put together, so look for a card with multiple slots. You can get good options for under $400,000 at Mercado Libre.
This element is responsible for processing information and converting it into images to provide the best possible visual experience. They recommend starting with a card with 2GB capacity and 128-bit speed, such as an Nvidia GeForce GTX or AMD Radeon RX, which range in price from $500,000 to $850,000 on Mercado Libre.
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It is the place where all information recorded by the system will be stored. It’s recommended that you get a solid-state one that has at least 256GB of capacity and can be had for less than $100,000.
Unlike before, temporary data and processor instructions are stored in this memory. Most games can run on at least 8GB of storage memory, which costs around $45,000. If you want to increase the capacity in the future, you can add more memory to one of the motherboard slots.
Talking about the external parts of the computer, this is the electrical regulator. Check how much power is needed for the internal components to run, but 600 watts will usually do the job. There are different ranges, so prices range from $200,000 to $600,000.
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Also known as a fan, this fan is responsible for cooling the computer when it is overworked and preventing it from overheating. They can be mechanically or liquid aerated, which changes the price quite a bit. Depending on your choice, it can cost between $50,000 and $200,000.
It is the box that groups, contains and protects all the components of the computer. You can get good ones at $80,000, but they don’t come with LED lights, built-in fans, etc. They can raise the price up to $500,000.
A monitor (or monitors if you purchase more than one) is the monitor that will allow you to see the information returned by your computer. There is a wide range of prices, ranging from $50,000 to tens of millions of pesos. This investment depends on how much you prioritize image quality and the number of pixels and colors your computer can display.
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Total, If you keep your expenses to a minimum, building your own gaming PC can cost you two to three million pesos.. However, it is possible to reduce these prices if you buy parts from specialist distributors such as Unilago in Bogotá or Gateway in Cali.
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