Do your homework and lots of it , building a gaming computer can be very expensive so it's important to know what to look for , for example there are different generations of processors that fit different sockets on motherboards , there are also some motherboards that may take the same processor but different memory sticks such as DDR3 and a version requiring DDR4 , also make sure to be familiar with the bios as they can differ somewhat , flashing the bios with the wrong firmware can brick your motherboard , see which SSD will work better for your board NVME or Sata , make sure when ordering parts that they are compatible when you get them and doesn't require you to risk your hard earned cash , we are always open to questions and we will certainly do the build for you.
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See AllOver the years I have had in for repairs many computers that unfortunately have been loaded with information from previous owners who had recycled them not realizing they would be sold or given away w
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