MacBook Quanta is a blog dedicated to the logic of PC building, from basic configurations to professional upgrades. We explain component compatibility, help you choose the best builds, and offer an analytical look at PCs for work and play.
How to Plan a Balanced PC Build
Learn the logic behind creating a stable and efficient PC.
Understanding Component Compatibility in 2025
A complete guide to making sure your parts work together.
Work vs. Leisure: Choosing the Right Build
Tailor your PC to your lifestyle and daily needs.
Top Mistakes to Avoid When Upgrading a PC
Save time and money by avoiding these common errors.
MacBook Quanta was founded to simplify the complex world of PC hardware. With years of technical experience and real-world testing, we translate the specs and charts into useful decisions anyone can follow.
We don’t promote hype or flashy parts — our focus is on logic, balance, and smart builds. From workstation setups to entry-level desktops, we explore configurations with real use cases in mind.
Our readers come for detailed guides, stay for honest recommendations, and return for thoughtful analysis. MacBook Quanta is more than a tech blog — it's a builder’s companion.
They seek clarity and reassurance. Our beginner-friendly guides explain compatibility, safety, and efficiency step-by-step.
Video editors, 3D artists, and engineers who need high-performance machines. They rely on our build suggestions and bottleneck analysis.
These readers already have a system but want to improve performance. They value deep dives into thermal limits, PSU calculations, and component swaps.
It depends on your use, but for mixed workloads (light editing, casual gaming), $800–$1,000 is a good starting point.
Yes. Start with identifying the current bottlenecks: storage, RAM, or CPU. Then check what your motherboard supports.
Not necessarily. Many modern CPUs come with integrated graphics good enough for spreadsheets, browsing, and light media use.
Use PC part compatibility tools, check socket/chipset info, and review motherboard manuals. Our guides cover this in detail.
A good air cooler or a 240mm AIO liquid cooler is recommended for high-performance CPUs. Always factor in case airflow.