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Frequently Asked Questions: Computer Towers
What factors should I consider when buying a computer tower?
Processing power is one of the most important features of a computer tower. If you’re using your PC for gaming, video editing, or other demanding applications, you need a PC with a powerful processor, plenty of RAM, and a good graphics card. Computer towers are generally more powerful than laptops, making them a good choice for gaming and similar applications.
What is the difference between a pre-built and custom-built computer tower?
Pre-built computer towers are built by manufacturers with compatible parts, so you get a PC that works out of the box. With custom-built PCs, you can choose your own motherboard, processor, and graphics card to create a more powerful PC — for less money in some cases. Building your own PC requires some knowledge, but you can customize everything from the essential components to lighting and fans.
How do I ensure compatibility with my existing peripherals and hardware?
Most computers are compatible with different types of peripherals, but internal hardware can be a different story. USB devices, headphones, and microphones are generally universal, but some devices may not work with certain operating systems. Computer monitors can be used with any computer or operating system as long as your computer tower has the appropriate port.
What size of computer tower should I choose?
There are benefits to each computer tower size. If you want a tower you can modify and upgrade in the future, a full tower or mid-tower case is ideal. If you want to save space and don’t plan on upgrading your PC, mini-tower cases help you save space. You can find computer towers of all sizes with powerful processors and graphics cards, so upgradability is the biggest concern.
What are the benefits of upgrading my computer tower?
Upgrading your computer tower makes it easier to do the things you do on your computer. From browsing the web to watching videos and playing video games, everything you do on your computer utilizes its graphics card, processor, and memory (RAM). A new computer tower will make everything feel faster and more responsive.
How do I maintain and clean my computer tower?
Maintaining your computer and mouse is a crucial part of maximizing performance and preventing problems. You can use a can of compressed air or an electric air duster to remove dust from your computer tower to prevent overheating. Proper cable management will help prevent damage to peripherals and the hardware inside your PC. You can also inspect fans and other components when you open your tower computer to clean it.
Are there any specific features I should look for in a gaming computer tower?
When you’re looking for a gaming computer tower, performance is key. Look for a computer with a high-end graphics card (GPU) and processor (CPU). Cooling is also important — you may even want to consider a liquid cooling system. Once you’ve narrowed your list down, you can look for customizable lighting, tool-free access, and other extra features. If you’re using your PC for gaming, you also want a computer monitor with a high refresh rate.
What kind of warranty and customer support options should I expect when purchasing a computer tower?
Different manufacturers offer different computer tower warranties, but you can expect to get a manufacturer's warranty when you purchase a tower computer from Sam’s Club. Keep in mind that warranty terms may vary depending on the manufacturer. We also offer our Sam’s Club Member Satisfaction Guarantee on everything from computer paper to computer towers.