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also I VVILL be making another thread with more questions but they will be on an another topic sooner or later
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>ARM or x86
there is simply more software written to be executed by x86.
>GPU shit
snca. Above 4 is good, also don't buy GPUs with ai hallucination bullshit.
>dedicated graphics
idk what ya mean
>ram
buckle up, buckaroo. Prices ain't goin' down any time soon.
>why winbloats
because the average user is more conditioned to use wincucks than troonix. Most users don't even know how open bios or reinstall an OS, so having something like Mint is a turn off.
>how do I know if a CPU is gud
uhh just look at the number duh. i3 < i5 < i7. And amd is better anyway because Intel has some shady backdoor mossad logging shit that tracks every instruction and sends it to the Satanic Epstein Headquarters
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ARM is fag CPU for phones, tablets, a few laptops
x86 is CPU that Gigaphono uses
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>>34227 (OP)>>34229Discrete graphics is a big deal, integrated graphics is trash beyond anything like basic tasks or viewing videos
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Other people have answered these questions so im just gonna tell you the mistakes i made when i built my PC in the mid 2010s
1. I didnt buy enough storage
Buy more disk space. If youre on a budget, you should buy 1 SSD and 1 Hard disk. If youre rich you can get an NVME and some SSDs and other bullshit. Just get at least 2TB of storage in total.
>why do i need 1 SSD
The SSD is fast but expensive. If your OS is installed onto an SSD, your computer runs faster. Simple. Also applies to games, you can cut down on boot and loading times by about ~70% if you move to an SSD.
2. I didnt buy enough ram
Well shit. You cant do anything about this nowadays.
3. I cared too much about cooling
I started off with like 20 coolers. I literally have 0 now. Im using the stock CPU cooler and the stock GPU cooler, and my PC is always below 70C. So its a fucking meme save your money and spend it somewhere else.
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x86
you dont
graphics included in cpu, no
both work fine
user convenience
you dont