A user who wants a desktop PC to deal with email and social media, office files, surfing the web and streaming some video will also need to buy peripherals, including a monitor. Short of replacing the motherboard, most desktop PCs are easy to upgrade, once you overcome the fear factor. Facebook Twitter Pinterest Most desktop PCs are easy to upgrade if you don’t get intimidated by the process. In general, you should be looking at Intel Core chips in the ex-corporate refurbished market, and Core i5 versions are often the best value. Intel Core chips are still very good but the AMD Ryzen equivalents may be better value.

Source: The Guardian January 30, 2020 07:52 UTC