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 PC Buyer's Guide - June-August 2016 True PDF - zeke23 English | 78 Pages | True PDF | 33 MB ABOUT Our flagship publication, PC Buyer's Guide was released in 2003 and since then offered the most comprehensive array of computer products and services available in the local market today. It offers a compilation of specs and prices of the latest products and where the readers can get them. Every issue, PC Buyer's Guide has 135,000 estimated pass-on readership, which is comprised of business executives, professionals and I.T. users from the corporate world, government, small and medium enterprises (SMEs) and academic institutions. A number of readers from the private and public sectors are decision makers in their organization's ICT direction and spending. Readership also includes I.T. enthusiasts such as students and young urban professionals. What makes PC Buyer's Guide unique from the rest of today's publication is that it is the only magazine in the Philippines with paid advertising from cover to cover. It is conceived to give shoppers a new way of purchasing goods by compiling the broadest range of I.T. products in one handy package. PC Buyer's Guide is also the first to introduce the magazine within a magazine concept by including a Cybershops section, a directory of computer shops all over the Philippines where readers can get reliable and up-to-date PC products and services. PC Buyer's Guide has become a neutral ground where vendors, distributors, and resellers showcase their products may it be for personal, home or enterprise computing. The Budget Box $500 • Decent performance • Good for everyday computing • Gaming with an add-on GPU Granted, if you just need to create a few documents and check your email, you can get by on much less than a $500 desktop. However, if you follow our budget build you'll have a system acceptable for any role apart from running graphically intense applications -- which could also be attainable by investing in a dedicated video card. The Entry-Level Rig $1000 • Good performance • Fast for everyday computing • Casual gaming Our Entry-Level Rig should be an excellent companion for running general applications and a sufficient solution for even the newest games on the market, albeit with some of the eye-candy dialed down. The Enthusiast's PC $2000 • Excellent performance • Great Multitasker • Perfect for gaming Our Enthusiast's PC incorporates a blend of both the Entry-Level Rig and Luxury System, making this the most harmonious of builds. Our intent is to keep this system within the grasp of the average computer enthusiast, offering a fully-loaded PC minus some of the unnecessary bells and whistles that could set you back an additional grand or two. The Luxury System $4000 • High-end performance • Heavy multitasking • High-quality gaming The Luxury System is a screaming-edge machine with no hard price cap. Every component in this guide is thoughtfully scrutinized, offering the most horsepower for your greenback. However, if a component's premium price isn't justified, it simply doesn't make the cut. The Extreme Machine $8000+ • Workstation-like performance • Extreme multitasking • Extreme gaming The Extreme Machine isn't governed by a budget as we simply pick the best hardware and disregard the associated price premium. If it's 'extreme' enough then you'll find it in this build. 
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