What is a "bare bones" computer?

Answer by  BrokenWits (382)

A bare bones computer is typically one that has three basic components. These components are the case, motherboard and power supply. You then buy and install all of the parts that you want in it (as long as they fit the desired motherboard and power requirements of the PSU).

Answer by  Jonah14 (640)

A computer you make yourself by picking out the components then buying them individually, rather than buying a ready made case.

Answer by  Amber40 (24961)

Bare bones computer typically lower-end desktop. The have very little accessories and are very cheap. However you will want to upgrade parts later which could possibly cost more later on.

Answer by  KingKoz (40)

A "bare bones" computer usually includes a case, power supply, motherboard, cpu and a cpu cooler fan. It can sometimes include ram.

Answer by  ComputerWizard (29)

A barebones computer is one that has very low end hardware. It is generally inexpensive, and it is great for word processing and internet, but not so good for games.