1. Dell XPS Tower – best PC
2. Microsoft Surface Studio 2 – best all-in-one PC
3. Intel Hades Canyon NUC – best mini PC
4. Alienware Aurora R8 – best gaming PC
5. Corsair One Pro i180 – best living room PC
6. Apple Mac mini (Late 2018) – best Mac
7. Intel Compute Stick – best stick PC
8. Lenovo Yoga A940 – best in features
9. iMac Pro – best for content creators
10. Raspberry Pi 4 Model B – best single-board computer

1. Resistor

2. Capacitor

3. Diode

4. Thermistor

5. LED

6. Transistor

7. Photo-resistor

8. Integrated Circuits

9. Potentiometer

10. Switch

11. PCB makers Software(Eagle CAD,Eagle 3d)

12. Actuators

13. Sensors

14. Computer Simulation Software(openCV, Matlab, SiLab)

1. Bluetooth Module,
2.  Amp,
3. 4 ohm full range speakers, 
4. 12V Power supply, 
5. Ground Loop Isolator
6. Audio Taper Pot,
7.  DP-DT Switch,
8.  LED,
9.  470 Ohm,
10. 1/2 Watt Resistor

• Philips #2 Screwdriver
  • Optional: Philips #0 Screwdriver ( Only if you are installing M.2 device)
• Central Processing Unit (CPU)
• Motherboard Memory (RAM)
• Graphics Processing Unit (GPU)
• Storage- SSD or HDD
• Power supply unit (PSU)
• System cooling — CPU cooling and chassis airflow
• Case
• Monitor
• Gaming peripherals (keyboard, mouse, headphones)
• Operating system (preferably Windows 10)
• RGB strips

Who makes the better processor?

Hi everyone, this is Bemnet’s Weekly Tech Blogs and today we will be talking about what is better: AMD’s Ryzen 9 3900x 3rd Gen processor, or Intel’s Core I9 i9900k 9th Gen .

The first thing we look at when comparing these two processors is core count. In this case AMD takes the lead with their 12-core processor compared to Intel’s 8-core processor. This also includes the amount of threads which AMD also wins by 24 threads compared to 16. This makes the AMD processor better for workstations

However, Intel’s processor is better for gaming even though its base clock is worse than AMD’s, AMD has 3.8 GHz base clock and Intel has a 3.6 GHz base clock. The reason it is better for gaming is its boost clock which Intel can go up to 5.0 GHz boost clock and AMD has 4.6 GHz boost clock.

Overall, depending on your uses these processors will do the job. AMD’s processor is better for workstation use, however Intel’s processor is better for gaming. Have a good day and I hope you enjoyed my very first blog