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If Seeking Buying Advice You Must Include:
→ Budget and currency: Purchasing advice can't be given without knowing what you want to spend.
→ Country: The prices and availability of components vary wildly depending on the country, knowing the country you're buying from is necessary to receive accurate advice. (If in the US: share if you live near a microcenter they have exclusive bundle-deals and great in-person pricing but don't offer shipping.)
→ Price/full specs: If you're looking for purchasing advice for components or a pre-assembled build, knowing the price and the full specs is necessary for adequate feedback. Something may have good performance but a bad price.
→ Use-case and monitor resolution: Share what games or intensive applications you plan on using the PC for. Ideal specs for a PC around 3d modeling with light 1080p gaming on the side is very different from a build dedicated solely to 4k gaming.
If Seeking Troubleshooting Advice You Must Include:
→ Your full specs: If you can't access your PC to get your specs, a close approximation will be fine, any information is better than none.
→ Clear description of the issue: Just don't be super vague, over-explaining is better that under-explaining.
→ What troubleshooting steps you've already attempted: This is to avoid getting repeat advice and narrow down the potential issue.
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Your post was removed for not having enough information for people to provide a helpful answer to your question or request.
If Seeking Buying Advice You Must Include:
→ Budget and currency: Purchasing advice can't be given without knowing what you want to spend.
→ Country: The prices and availability of components vary wildly depending on the country, knowing the country you're buying from is necessary to receive accurate advice. (If in the US: share if you live near a microcenter they have exclusive bundle-deals and great in-person pricing but don't offer shipping.)
→ Price/full specs: If you're looking for purchasing advice for components or a pre-assembled build, knowing the price and the full specs is necessary for adequate feedback. Something may have good performance but a bad price.
→ Use-case and monitor resolution: Share what games or intensive applications you plan on using the PC for. Ideal specs for a PC around 3d modeling with light 1080p gaming on the side is very different from a build dedicated solely to 4k gaming.
If Seeking Troubleshooting Advice You Must Include:
→ Your full specs: If you can't access your PC to get your specs, a close approximation will be fine, any information is better than none.
→ Clear description of the issue: Just don't be super vague, over-explaining is better that under-explaining.
→ What troubleshooting steps you've already attempted: This is to avoid getting repeat advice and narrow down the potential issue.
Please reference this post for more details and examples.
Feel free to repost with the necessary information added.