Finally, an opinion on hardware

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	• PC Hardware Buyer's Guide: Choosing the Perfect Components Robert Thompson, Barbara Fritchman Thompson O'Reilly Media, Inc., 2005 - 143 pages average customer review:based on 28 reviews view larger image
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highly recommended

Finally, an opinion on hardware

I love this book. Buy it. If you want to put together a PC buy this book. It provides practical advice about hardware options. I really appreciate that. It's why I subscribe to Consumer Reports. So I appreciate that type of advice here.

Excellent coverage of all of the elements of the hardware design for a PC. Definitely recommended for anyone looking to build a PC.

PC Hardware Buyer's Guide

PC Hardware Buyer's Guide is written by the authors of Building the Perfect PC. It provides more up-to-date recommendations on available hardware. The fold-out guide that is part of the back cover is a very useful quick reference. It is a nice companion to Building the Perfect PC.

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Great reference

This is a good thing to get together with "Building your own pc" or something similar. The book gives great advice on how to choose the right components based on years of experience. It is like "cliff notes" for getting the right stuff and what to watch out for. There may be something better but this works for me because I don't have a lot of time to waste researching components.

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If you're one of the many who has decided to build your own personal computer system, you know that doing so can be quite a challenge. The information can be overwhelming--and so can the number of choices. It's true, whether you're perusing online sites, or wandering the aisles of your favorite retail store, shopping for PC components is no easy task. Until now. Thanks to PC Hardware Buyer's Guide, the experience of building your own PC system has never been easier. This handy pocket guide is the ideal shopping companion for do-it-yourself types. Loaded with valuable information, it starts off by providing a piece-by-piece overview of all the components that comprise a standard desktop computer. Then it sinks its teeth into the crux of the issue: how to choose the right parts for you, based on your particular profile (gamer, mainstream user, etc.). It does so by helping you identify which parts are: Compatible to each other Regarded as the best performing Closest in line with your budget For quick-lookup purposes, the PC Hardware Buyer's Guide even includes a simple reference chart with recommended brands and models. Just refer to the chart and the guesswork is gone. And don't worry about the shelf-life of the information, either. The PC Hardware Buyer's Guide features several rules of thumb for choosing components that endure past the latest models, so you don't need to buy a new guide with each passing year. In a market where very little written information exists, this is the only pocket guide that covers PC hardware.

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