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A client asks for a PC that is fast, handles presentations and calls, and protects project work. Convert four requests into measurable acceptance tests so the quote can be evaluated against the work the PC must do.
Define workload, reliability, noise, budget, and upgrade needs before choosing parts.
Gaming resolution, video editing format, virtual machines, classroom reliability, small-desk size, quiet operation, Wi-Fi needs, storage growth, and warranty expectations all influence the build.
A budget does not mean choosing the cheapest version of every part. It means spending where the user will feel it and protecting support parts that keep the machine stable.