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HOW TO BUILD AN AWESOME CUSTOM PC?

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August 4, 2025

On August 4, 2025

How to Build an Awesome Custom PC?

Building an awesome custom PC offers several advantages over pre-built systems. You can select components that match your budget and requirements, ensuring optimal performance for tasks like gaming, content creation, or office work. Custom PCs are also easier to upgrade, cost-effective, and provide hands-on technical experience. In Nepal, stores like Hukut, Bigbyte IT World, and Matechi offer a range of components, making it feasible to build a system tailored to your needs.

Follow this easy guide to Build a Custom PC as per your needs. With the growing availability of PC components in Nepal, assembling a custom PC is more accessible than ever. Whether you’re a gamer, student, content creator, or a working professional, assembling a PC to your needs helps you save money, get better performance, and ensure upgradability.

In this step-by-step guide, provides a detailed roadmap to build your own PC — from choosing the right components to assembling and powering on your dream setup. In Nepal, where PC component prices can vary, building your own system ensures you get the best value for your budget. This guide is designed for beginners and enthusiasts alike, with practical tips and local insights.

Step 1: Think on why you are going to build an awesome custom pc?

Before buying parts, determine what you’ll use the PC for:

Gaming: Focus on GPU, CPU, and cooling.
Office Work: Prioritize SSD and RAM.
Video Editing or 3D Rendering: Get a powerful CPU, GPU, and high RAM.
Student Use: Balanced mid-range build for studying and multitasking.

Budget Ranges in Nepal:

Category	Budget (NPR)	Best Use
Entry-level	37,000 – 45,000	Browsing, Office, Online Classes
Mid-range	55,000 – 1,00,000	Gaming, Design, Programming
High-end	1,10,000+	4K Gaming, Video Editing, Streaming

Step 2: Choose Proper PC Components

Here are the main parts needed to build a custom PC:

1. Processor (CPU)

Your CPU determines the performance of tasks.

Feature	Recommended Options
Budget CPU	Intel Core i3 , AMD Ryzen 3
Gaming/Editing	Intel Core i5 , Ryzen 5
High-End	Intel i7, Ryzen 9

2. Motherboard

Make sure your motherboard supports your chosen CPU.

Type	Chipset Suggestions
Intel	H61, H110, For 3rd and 6th, 7th, 8th Gen and B660, Z690 for 12th/13th Gen
AMD	B550, X570 for Ryzen CPUs

3. Graphics Card (GPU)

This is crucial for gaming and rendering.

Budget	GPU Options
Entry	GTX 1650, RX 6500 XT
Mid	RTX 3060, RX 6700 XT
High	RTX 4070 Super, RX 7900 XT

4. RAM (Memory)

RAM helps in multitasking. Always go for dual-channel kits.

Purpose	RAM Recommendation
General Use	8GB DDR4 3200MHz
Gaming	16GB DDR4/DDR5
Editing	32GB or more

5. Storage (SSD/HDD)

For faster boot time and load speed, get an SSD.

Type	Suggestion
SSD	500GB NVMe SSD for OS and apps
HDD	1TB for files and backup

6. Power Supply Unit (PSU)

Get a reliable PSU with enough wattage and certification.

Wattage	Use Case
450W–550W	Budget builds
600W–750W	Mid to high-end builds
Certification	At least 80+ Bronze

7. Cabinet (Case)

Choose a case that fits your components and has good airflow.

Type	Features
Mid Tower	Good for most ATX builds
Mini Tower	Compact, for mATX motherboards
Front Mesh	Better airflow and cooling

8. Cooling System

Stock coolers are okay for most CPUs. Use aftermarket coolers for high-end builds or overclocking.

Cooler Type	Use
Air Cooler	Budget and mid-range builds
Liquid Cooler	Overclocked or gaming PCs