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Barebones Kit:
Barebone computer kits or Starter Systems are a combination of the basic computer
components that are required to build a system or upgrade your PC. A
cheap barebones computer kit is a great way to get the base parts without the hassle of having to pick
them yourself and check for compatibility issues. Going with a barebone
gives you complete control over your other core components - such as
memory size, hard drive, DVD drives, etc. - and lets you find the right
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 |  | ECS Goal3+ AMD Sempron DIY Barebone Computer w/ Sempron 3000+ CPU, Sound, Video, LAN, PSU, and Case
| |  | | Intel E1400 Celeron Dual Core 2.0GHz LGA775 Barebones System w/ Intel GMA 3100 Video, 5.1ch Audio, LAN, 480W PSU, and Case (BAREBONE)
| |  | | ASUS V Series Intel LGA775 Core2 Quad Mini Tower Barebone w/ Intel GMA 3100 Video, 6ch Audio, and GigaBit LAN - V3-P5G31 (BLACK/SILVER)
| | |  | | PC Chips Intel DIY 2.8GHz Barebone Computer w/ Celeron D 336 Processor, PC Chips LGA775 Motherboard, Sound, LAN, Video, PSU, and Case
| |  | | ASUS T3 Series Intel LGA775 Core2 Duo Mini Tower Barebone w/ FireWire, Video, 8ch Audio, and GigaBit LAN - T3-P5945GC (SILVER)
| |  | | MSI WindPC Intel Atom 1.6GHz SODIMM Mini Barebone System w/ Intel GMA950 Video, 7.1ch HD Audio, and GigaBit LAN - MS7418+MS6496 (BLACK)
| | |  | | Foxconn R10-S4 Intel 945GC Mini Tower Barebone w/ Intel Dual-core Atom 330 CPU, Intel GMA 950 Video, and 6ch Audio - (BLACK / SILVER)
| |  | | Asus V Series Socket AM2+ Phenom Hybrid SLI Barebones System w/ GeForce 8200 Video, 8ch Audio, eSATA, HDMI, and LAN -V2-M3N8200 (BLACK)
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Section FAQs & Features |
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What does a barebones kit come with?
A computer barebones kit
will typically come with the base parts you will need to start a system
build. While specifications can vary, barebones typicall come with a
Case, Motherboard, Processor, Fan, and Power Supply. Memory is one of
the components that usually must be purchased separately since 1GB is not enough for many, and not everyone requires 8GB of memory. An optical drive will still be required for OS installation, and day to day CD/DVD usage. A hard drive will also need to be purchased separately to store all of your data and personal information. Lastly, you will require an Operating System. Most people choose Windows, but since these systems do not come with Windows licenses attached to them they can make great Linux barebones kits because of this.
Always check your barebone kit specifications to see what the package
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