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There are consumers that like to build their own rigs, and then there are those that want to buy a finished product that will be up and running in a matter of minutes. The mini PC market caters to both demographics, and you can choose according to your preference and level of PC-building experience. Keep in mind that “bare-bones” mini-PCs, although much cheaper than their ready-to-go counterparts, come only with the case, the motherboard, and the processor (Wi-Fi, Bluetooth, and USB ports are included on both models). This means that procuring and installing the RAM and the hard drive will fall on your shoulders. This is a good option if you want to reuse old PC parts, but make sure to check if they are compatible first. Deciding on the CPU Manufacturer AMD and Intel have been at war over the CPU throne for what seems like ages now, and when choosing a mini PC, picking the right brand from the start will be imperative. This is because you cannot replace the CPU as it com