Sure, and the following information can help me make a better comparison:
1. Your needs. The better PC for office works, gaming, family entertainment, or video creation is quite different. For example, a PC for gaming usually needs a high single-core performance CPU, while one used as a server can benefit from more CPU cores. Asking yourself about what you mainly need the PC for before choosing one is important.
2. Other restrictions. For example, the maximum load of the outlets, the space available for the PC, your tolerance of the noise, and if it needs to be moved around frequently. This can help you filter out some options.
3. The hardwares and price. The performance is mainly influenced by the CPU, RAM, GPU, and storage. It is also important to make sure that the power supply can support all the hardwares, and that the cooling can maintain them at expected performance.
4. After-sales service. The warranties, return policies, and the accessibility of the services can make a difference after the purchase.
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