Jun 24, 2022

June 24, 2022 Building computers is something that is signed dearly and his own computer building career began almost exactly ten years ago with a “computer in parts” package. The construction went quite well with the results in hand, despite two reassemblies of the processor cooler to get cables in the right places and working memory that was not run at XMP speeds in the first weeks. Not completely unpredictable, I already looked at ready-made computer packages, which I think is a common gateway to the hobby I got hooked on. Just when I looked at my first computer, a finished one fell outside my budget, but my fingers itched extra much after getting to tinker with fresh hardware, for me then a completely new experience. Today, a loose computer kit is not my first recommendation if someone asks for computer help, not least as I myself usually become a support staff forever. This is perhaps where today’s sponsor comes into the picture. Komplett has asked me to test run their configurator tool from start to finish. Quite simply, what is it like to buy a Complete PC with modifications and choices? Is it easy to select specific parts and is what is delivered a well-built machine? So there is no question of any kind of regular product review as I simply throw all that with “price-per-krona” out the window to put the Complete PC configurator and their computer builders to the test. Instead, I think I’m just looking at how well my choices are resolved. Join in when I try to make stupid choices when buying a computer! ► For those who want to look at a reviewed computer from Komplett, you can have a look at this Test Pilot from Daniel “Dinoman” Ördén where a Komplett i26 Core Gaming is put to the test.