When choosing to assemble a computer, pay attention to the following parts:

1. Look at the price. Choose a computer that suits your price based on your budget. Be careful not to buy a computer with too low configuration at an exorbitant price;

2. Look at the performance. Buy it at a reasonable price based on the computer performance you need. Be careful not to buy a computer with low specs at an exorbitant price.

The complete configuration of the computer is as follows.

Host part:

1, CPU. The heart of the computer is responsible for calculations. The more cores, the better the performance;

2. The display core of the graphics card and computer is used to process image data. If you are a gamer or graphics worker, you need a discrete graphics card. If you use it to surf the Internet, you don’t need to buy a discrete graphics card;

3. Memory. Used for CPU and hard disk to exchange data for temporary storage. The more memory you have, the better the performance will be;

4. Hard drive. All your computer's files are stored here. As the hard disk matures, more files can be stored;

5. Motherboard. The various components of the computer are placed on the motherboard and work together;

6. Power supply. Provide power to each component;

7. Chassis. Used to protect all components inside the chassis.

Peripheral part:

1. Monitor. Used to display computer images;

2. Keyboard and mouse. Used to operate computers;

4. Audio. Used to output sound;

5. Camera. Used for filming, video chatting, taking photos, etc.;

6. Microphone. Used for voice input, voice chat, etc.

The following is a brief description:

1. Dual-core processor, 2G memory, integrated graphics card, mechanical hard drive. The performance is sufficient for surfing the Internet, watching movies, chatting, working, and playing small games such as chess;

2. Quad-core processor, 4G memory, independent graphics card, and mechanical hard drive. The performance is sufficient for surfing the Internet, watching movies, chatting, working, making pictures, playing stand-alone games or online games;

3. Quad-core processor, 4~8G memory, mid-to-high-end independent graphics card, mechanical hard drive or solid-state drive. The performance is sufficient for surfing the Internet, watching movies, chatting, working, making pictures, playing large-scale stand-alone games or large-scale online games;

4. Six-core processor 8G or above, nicknamed high-end independent graphics card, mechanical hard drive or solid-state drive . The performance is sufficient for surfing the Internet, watching movies, chatting, working, drawing, and playing large-scale enthusiast-level stand-alone games or large-scale online games.