The "Assembled" vs. Branded Debate

• Branded (HP, Dell, Lenovo): You pay a bit more, but you get peace of mind. usually comes with a 3-year on-site warranty. Great for offices where you don't want to fiddle with screwdrivers.

• Assembled (Custom Rigs): The enthusiast’s choice. You get better parts for the same price. You can choose a flashy cabinet with RGB lights and liquid cooling.

All-in-One (AIO): The "No-Wire" Setup

Hate the mess of cables under your desk?

• AIO PCs: The CPU is built inside the monitor screen. There is just one wire for power. It looks super clean on a reception desk or a student’s study table. The downside? You can't upgrade them easily.

Mini PCs: Tiny but Mighty

• These are the size of a tiffin box but run full Windows 11. Perfect for billing counters in small shops where desk space is tight. Just mount it behind your monitor, and it disappears.

Gaming Rigs: More Than Just Lights

If you are buying a PC for gaming, don't just look at the processor.

• The Graphic Card (GPU): This is the heart of a gaming PC. Ensure the listing clearly mentions the GPU model (like RTX 3050 or GTX 1650), not just "2GB Graphics."

• Cooling: Gaming PCs generate heat. Look for cabinets with mesh fronts and extra fans to keep the system running cool during Indian summers.

The "SSD" Speed Boost

• Never buy a Desktop in 2026 with only an HDD (Hard Disk). It will be slow.

• Ensure the PC has at least a 256GB SSD for the Windows OS. You can keep a separate 1TB HDD for storing your movies and photos.

Why Shop on ipshopy.com?

Shipping a full Desktop PC is risky—glass panels can break. On our marketplace, we verify that sellers use heavy-duty packaging. We also clearly list what is included in the box (Keyboard? Mouse? WiFi Receiver?) so you aren't running to the market for cables after unboxing.