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The inside of your computer has many parts that all work together. These parts are generally found within your computer case - this is usually the big "box" that probably sits under your desk or below your monitor.

If your computer is beginning to become slow and is always crashing on a frequent basis it may be time for you to replace certain parts. Computer parts do tend to be relatively expensive; however you will have options that will help you to save money if your budget is limited.

The first thing you have to do is to determine exactly what parts need to be replaced as this will help you to work out your precise budget. Make sure that you take note of the symptoms concerning the problems that your computer is having and then look on the Internet to see what could be causing the issue. Do not ever think about buying a spare part and as you know which hardware needs replacing. If you cannot do this yourself, get a professional technician to find out the problem for you.

Once you know the sorts of parts that you will need you can then start looking around various shops in order to compare prices. You can visit websites or go into their actual stores and make sure to take your time as the different prices could vary significantly. Ask how much it will also cost for the shop to install the hardware for you.

Make sure you keep hold of the contact details of any store that you do purchase parts from. If you need to purchase parts from them in the future it is a good idea to develop a relationship with them as this may enable you to get discounts and special bargains in the future.

If you are really looking for some cheaper hardware you could consider purchasing second-hand items. You may also be able to get cheap hardware on auction sites, but again these may not last as long. Consider the price of new goods against second-hand goods and how long they will last.

You should also look around the house to see if you can use components from your old computer as replacement parts. This would certainly be the cheapest option if you do have an old computer that will have the relevant parts you need. All you need to do is remove the old part from your old computer and install it into your new one. Always, however, make sure that it is compatible.

Whenever buying replacement parts, whether you choose to get them, it is crucial that you always read the instructions and that you make sure that it has the right specification for your computer. If not, it may not be compatible and therefore you would have just wasted money.

As a simple word of advice, you should always be looking to backup any files that you have on your computer. If your computer does begin to run slowly and is prone to crashing on a regular basis, you may lose lots of files on your hard drive. Back these up as protection.