buy a package or buy only spareparts?

I suggest you buy a new set of computer and you can also seel the old one that you have.

Hi sweetie. Rather buy the whole new pc, without monitor. It's cheaper than keep on replacing new parts all the time.

i already have told you that if i could only be there, i could help you think and decide better. and i can even help you assemble the unit. that's for no additional charges, except for the two way plane ticket.

Iif you already have a monitor, use your old cpu casing then just buy a new motherboard, ram, processor, video card and others. A good monitor would be about 10k php and the cpu casing about 1k php to 5k php. You can have a mid high to very high gaming computer for about 20-30k php.

I can't speak for the Philippines, but I purchased a bare bones kit from a UK company, and bought everything else as separates to assemble myself. Provided that your new parts are compatible with newer moitherboards - and a new board will fit in your existing case, you should be fine to gradually upgrade.

hi LK, It is better to buy a new whole CPU rather than the parts just make sure if you are going to buy a brand new one they have warranty at least two years warranty happy mylotting

I would prefer to buy a new package that has already been out together and everything is new in it. There is less chance of things going wrong and much less work because putting the spare parts together would be quite a job I would imagine. When it comes to electrical items I almost always prefer to buy new because I’ve been caught out before.

dear LK, I suggest that you buy a whole set (by parts) at least you can upgrade it easily after sometime. Good to know you were able to save for a new pc... have a great weekend sis, jaiho®

It's now easy to own a brand new CPU nowadays but for practical reasons I think it would be better if you'll buy the lacking parts since you said that there are parts in your old PC that's still working. You can opt to buy brand new if you could dispose or sell some of the parts that are in good condition. It's a waste of money if you buy brand new and you'll let your old PC rot in one corner.

Hi LetranKnight Well, I would suggest to consult the technician about the remaining age of the equipment that you already have. By this I mean, are they still available in the market today and if so are they affordable. The reason this needs importance is that you are investing an amount in maintaining the oldies. If the costs of mainenance is high or even the availability is limited, I would suggest to get it done and then sell it off to someone who is willing to buy out the older PC. (You can contact the places where they teach Hardware or even the shops that deal with second hand pcs as they make use of the functional parts). But if that is an emotional sentiment attached, I would surely say to go ahead and get it repaired - Even mine is here just because of this "sentiment"

I suggest you to buy a new package since you have a much money to spend.

If your old computer is still working fine means then sell it and get some amount and build a new pc, It you are making changes with you old pc itself then the upgrading will have no impact on the pc visually or in performance.If you are using a newer cpu then it would require higher heat fans so it is better to get a newer cabinet which has higher cooling environment.

My opinion is that you should ask the technician to look into your old CPU to see if it's better to replace some of the parts. I would suggest that you would buy the parts that would be costly to maintain and keep the parts that can still be of use. Buying the parts would be better because you get to choose the best parts to be used in your computer which can make your computer faster than buying a new CPU that has no guarantee of a good performance.