So today I wanna talk about some..
Wait a minute, who is Azure?
Yeah so that is my main topic today.
Last week, I have bought a custom PC. Actually I had this plan on my mind for over a half year, and I made it, thanks to my Daddy wallet hahaha.
And actually I am talking about Azure, my new PC.
Why am I buying this PC?
I dont have one, so I think I need one hahahaha
Actually this is for my final year project. I am working on robot path planning using graphic processing unit. I need a PC to run on Linux, and it has to be stand-alone, so I cannot have more than one OS. I can have Windows, but after I finished my FYP.
Why I don't buy a prebuilt PC?
A prebuilt PC is perfect enough for a regular user because it has most everything, I mean basic hardware. And the most important thing is, it has a licensed OS, that is very expensive
to have.
to have.
But this perbuilt PC lacks on something that we called Performance. I dont say it didnt work well enough, but on certain cases like games enthusiast or photo editing, I have to say that it is better to have a custom PC rather than the prebuilt one. I will talk about this in detail, on the next post, hopefully.
What I have on my Azure?
This is what I picked for my custom PC:
- Intel Core i5-7500
- Nvidia Geforce GTX 1050
- Gigabyte GA-HD3 Mobo
- Corsair ValueSelect 8GB RAM
- Seagate Barracuda 1TB HDD
- Corsair VS650 PSU
- Corsair Spec-03 Casing (Mid-tower)
- Samsung SF355 22" LED Monitor
- Logitech MK235 (Keyboard+Mouse combo)
- TP-Link Network Card (300Mbps)
Every hardware I chose are on low-end to midrange cost hardware. But it is good for a budget performance PC in terms of satisfaction.
So the total bucks I spent on my Azure was RM3750 , you can have a pretty good prebuilt PC with that price tho.
So far it runs perfectly perfect. Im in love with it. Nothing much to say, it just satisfying.
OK so I will share about my thought on, why Custom PC over the Prebuilt PC?
And thats it for this post. See ya!
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