Computer Hardware Analysis and Comparison: Builds and Benchmarking

This assignment comprehensively explores basic computer hardware, focusing on components, specifications, and performance analysis through two distinct PC builds: an office PC and a home theatre PC. The first part of the assignment details various components of a server motherboard including power connectors, CPU sockets, and expansion slots. The second part presents two complete PC builds, outlining each component's model, cost, and specifications. A detailed comparison contrasts the components of the two builds, explaining the rationale behind the choices for each build's intended use. The final section provides specification tables and benchmark screenshots to evaluate and compare the performance of the selected components, offering insights into their capabilities and suitability for different computing needs. The document is contributed by a student to be published on the website Desklib.