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Kingston NV3 1TB NVMe
Value M.2 NVMe drive. Enough for the operating system and a working set of games.
$219.99
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Kingston
Value M.2 NVMe drive. Enough for the operating system and a working set of games.
$219.99
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TP-Link
Eight gigabit ports with VLAN, QoS and IGMP snooping in a fanless metal case. The usual starting point when a flat home network needs segmenting without moving to a full managed stack.
$39.99
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DeepCool
Fully modular 750 W ATX 3.1 unit. A sensible match for mid-range gaming builds.
$99.88
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Western Digital
Eight terabytes of CMR NAS storage rated for 180 TB a year and continuous operation. CMR rather than SMR is the point: shingled drives behave badly during a RAID rebuild, which is exactly when you need them not to.
$509.99
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Lian Li
Dual-chamber showcase case with wide radiator support and room for the longest cards. The usual choice for builds meant to be looked at.
Unverified: Full motherboard form factor list not stated by the retailer
$239.99
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AMD
Eight-core AM5 processor with stacked cache. Aimed at high-framerate gaming, where cache-sensitive titles benefit most.
$609.99
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Raspberry Pi
A complete Pi 5 desktop in one box: board, case, official keyboard and mouse, 27 W supply, both HDMI cables, a preloaded microSD card and the beginner guide. Connect a monitor and it runs.
Unverified: The bundled microSD card is listed as carrying the 32-bit OS image. Confirm which image actually ships before advising a customer who wants 64-bit.
$280.00
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Raspberry Pi
The 4 GB Pi 5. Enough for Pi-hole, Home Assistant, a print server or a light Docker host. It needs a power supply, storage and cooling, none of which are in the box.
$153.95
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Western Digital
Fast M.2 NVMe drive with a DRAM cache. A good single-drive boot and game library option.
$319.99
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Corsair
Mid-tower with a high-airflow panel and a clean cable channel. A dependable default for most builds.
$104.99
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GIGABYTE
A barebones x86 mini PC with Wi-Fi and Bluetooth already fitted. Barebones means no memory, no drive and no operating system, so budget for all three; the payoff is choosing them yourself.
Unverified: Memory and storage slot counts, supported capacities and port layout were not stated in the retailer listing. Confirm from the GIGABYTE spec sheet before advising on an upgrade.
$239.00
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Raspberry Pi
The 8 GB Pi 5, and the version to pick if it will run several containers at once or double as a small desktop. Roughly three times the CPU throughput of a Pi 4.
$244.95
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ASUS
Mini-ITX AM5 board for compact builds. Two memory slots, dense layout, PCIe 5.0 graphics slot.
Unverified: SATA port count not stated by the retailer
$489.99
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DeepCool
Fully modular 850 W ATX 3.1 unit, sized for builds with a higher-power graphics card.
$114.88
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Raspberry Pi
Clip-on aluminium heatsink with a temperature-controlled blower. A Pi 5 under sustained load will throttle without active cooling, so treat this as part of the board rather than an extra.
$7.00
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Microsoft
Windows 11 Pro licence. Adds BitLocker, Remote Desktop host and domain join, the usual requirements for a work machine.
Unverified: Price is a placeholder. OEM licence cost depends on your Microsoft reseller account, not retail.
$239.00
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TP-Link
The same eight gigabit ports as the SG108E, with four of them supplying PoE+ across a 64 W budget. Enough to run a pair of access points and a couple of cameras without separate power bricks.
$89.99
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Gigabyte
ATX LGA1851 board with Wi-Fi 7 and three M.2 slots, for mid-range Intel Core Ultra builds.
Unverified: SATA port count not stated by the retailer
$309.99
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Raspberry Pi
Brings the Pi 5 PCIe lane out to an M.2 slot, so an NVMe drive can replace the microSD card as the boot device. Around 500 MB/s, and a far longer service life than a card under constant writes.
$16.95
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AMD
Six-core AM5 processor for 1080p and 1440p gaming. A sensible floor for a new system that still leaves an upgrade path on the AM5 socket.
$209.88
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Intel
Flagship LGA1851 processor for workstation duty: simulation, rendering and large compile jobs.
$899.99
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SAPPHIRE
AMD 1440p and 4K card with 16 GB of memory and a triple-fan cooler. The value choice at this tier.
Unverified: Board power taken from the AMD reference figure
$1,249.99
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Raspberry Pi
The official 27 W supply. A Pi 5 raises its own USB port budget from roughly 600 mA to 1.6 A only when it detects a PD supply of this class, so a generic charger quietly costs you peripheral power.
$16.95
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Seagate
Four terabytes rated for 24/7 NAS duty, with three years of Rescue data recovery included. A reasonable capacity per dollar for a first two-bay mirror.
$279.99
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