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[tractor]

A really good way to try to configure your custom built PC is to go to Danawa Estimate Tool

This is a basic guide to using this page. I hope this will be helpful for the non-Hangul people who need an easy way to estimate their computer purchase. I have broken the page down to 5 areas. See image below.




1. Budget Recommendations

Recommended presets on a specified budget. From 200,000 won to 700,000+ won systems.

2. Current Item/Part Search

This area will change depending on which item/part you have selected on the right side of the page ( Area 4 ). Specify what features you are looking for and the results will be displayed in Area 3.

3. Search Results

The green button that says 선택 ( seontaik ) is to select the item/part. You should see the selected item/part in the highlighted row of Area 4.

The orange button that says 상품블로그 ( sangpumburog ) is a link to the item/part page. You can find more information about the product.

4. Customization Area/Product Selection

This area is where you can make configurations to your custom built PC. The area is divided into 5 parts.

Part A: 조립 PC 기본 세트 PC Basic Setup. All the necessary parts to build a PC.


CPU
Mainboard
RAM
VGA
Floppy/Hard Drives
Optical Disk Drives
Case
PSU ( Power )
Keyboard
Mouse
CRT Monitors
LCD Monitors
Audio/Speakers

Part B: 주변기기/네트워크 Peripheral/Network.


Copiers
Printers
PCI Cards
Coolers/Tuning
Cables
Network
Wireless
Video Devices ( cameras, tuners, divx players, etc )

Part C: 외장 저장기기 External Storage.


Harddrive
USB Memory
Flash Memory


Part D: 소모품/소프트웨어 Supplies/Software


Ink
Toner
Blank media
Accessories
Games
Software

Part E: Pre-configured Systems.


Pre-built
Desktops
Notebooks
Notebook accessories/parts
Barebone
Servers

5. Post Configuration Options/Purchase

Most of these options are accessible if you have a Danawa user account. If you want to purchase, then i would recommend getting help from a Korean friend from this point.

If anybody has any questions or any recommendations to make this guide better, then post below. Have fun!

[hanguker]

Very kind of you. Thanks for the hard work.