There comes a time when you realize that your old system unit has simply "fizzled out", and it's time to find a replacement. Based on the fact that in addition to the system unit, neither the monitor nor the keyboard and mouse need to be replaced, you can update the main part of your computer.
Instructions
Step 1
Nowadays, the system unit has ceased to be a standard iron box, which only has a place under the table. Today, computer stores provide a wide range of system units of various shapes and sizes. To navigate them, try to determine for yourself what you expect from the new system unit.
Step 2
If size plays a decisive role for you, then choose compact models of system units. Such devices will be the size of an ordinary book, while the functionality of such models will not differ from their larger counterparts. In addition, compact system units do not make as much noise as conventional models. It makes sense to purchase such computers if the space on your desk is limited, or you are not satisfied with the noise of large system units.
Step 3
If you periodically make an upgrade (update the components of the system unit) or plan to perform such actions in the future, you should take a closer look at the system units of standard sizes. Such models allow you to have quick access to the insides of your computer, making it easy to change or add a hard drive, RAM and other components. In this case, choose a system unit that can be easily opened using special latches. Some system units are also equipped with special mounts for both the hard disk and other devices. Upgrading such systems does not require you to have a screwdriver.
Step 4
If the performance of your computer is most important to you, you should choose a system unit that will have a modern and high-performance processor, a large amount of RAM, a powerful video adapter, a huge hard drive and a good sound card.
