Starting Your Own Business: Start building a PC

[@JobertJocson77]

ASUS VivoBook X442U SSD Upgrade and Battery Replacement: kzbin.info/www/bejne/gJjXgneMoq6md7s

[@Braverthanyou]

Salamat sir jobert ang nyo.. Aya po to... worth sharing po ang video nyo sir.

[@JobertJocson77]

Thanks

[@jacquesmertens3369]

Same remark as for that other pc build: terrible choice of components. Why use single channel RAM when you can install dual channel for nearly the same price? Why a cheap SATA SSD + mechanical hard drive when you can have a much faster M.2 drive for the same price? Quite hard to understand. Good luck with your next build.

[@JobertJocson77]

Well this is a different story. I didn't choose the parts. The client did. They just let me assemble it.

[@jacquesmertens3369]

@@JobertJocson77 Your client picked a typical 2018 or 2019 configuration, when RAM prices were high and M.2 drives were not as cheap as they are today. If you're in the business of assembling, you might as well advise your clients so that they can make better choices. This will also benefit your own reputation. For 2022 the G7400 is the new budget king. The B660 chipset will be sufficient for users who only need 1 screen.

[@JobertJocson77]

@@jacquesmertens3369 Yes. There are better option out there maybe where you are at. But this is what we get here. And yes, I also advised them of better SSD drives, but they already bought it. They will not spend more money to buy a better hard drive since the already have one. And its not like in other countries where you can return the item so easily. The Philippines is also a third world country, your definition of cheap there is expensive here.

[@jacquesmertens3369]

@@JobertJocson77 OK, this makes sense. If your client provides some of the parts, you don't get to choose. It's sad to know that parts bought in the US or Europe that are returned usually end up at the scrap yard, even when they are perfectly OK and could be used by someone who cannot afford them.

[@cliffordlensico4709]

Hm for this build?

[@JobertJocson77]

Depends on available parts. Usually its around Php 20k for the unit without monitor

[@ao1domz879]

Pwede bang orderin na lang sa inyo yan ng buo na? 😅 Baka mamali pa ako ng kabit.

[@jobertjocson]

@@ao1domz879 check the comments section. I've posted links of parts that can be ordered thru Lazada.

[@jamzedabdulcarim2578]

boss pd pa coment naman ung specs at pricelist ng bawat parts salamat

[@JobertJocson77]

Ryzen 3 3200G s.lazada.com.ph/s.dv5Vn Asus Motherboard s.lazada.com.ph/s.dv7t7 Hyper X fury Memory s.lazada.com.ph/s.dvTWh Power supply s.lazada.com.ph/s.dv7E6 Ssd drive s.lazada.com.ph/s.dvTfu Hard drive s.lazada.com.ph/s.dv7Di Casing s.lazada.com.ph/s.dvhwi Cooling fan s.lazada.com.ph/s.dv5Sz Cpu heatsink cooling fan s.lazada.com.ph/s.dv5LJ

[@jamzedabdulcarim2578]

salamat boss