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First Hand on Experience

A picture of my first self-built PC with red and blue lights in the background

My journey into the world of PC building began with a memorable experience when I was younger. It all started with me wanting to play games with my friends online, I asked my dad who decided it was time for us to build a computer together instead of buying one. The moment we sat down with all the components laid out in front of us, I was instantly captivated. I was eager to learn and see how all these pieces would come together to form a working machine.

As we carefully assembled the parts, my dad explained the function of each component. From the motherboard and processor to the RAM and storage, every piece had a specific role to play. I was fascinated by the intricacies and the meticulous nature of the process. The experience was not just educational but also incredibly enjoyable. It felt like solving a complex puzzle, and the satisfaction of seeing the computer power up for the first time was unmatched.

That initial experience sparked a passion in me. I began researching everything I could about PCs. I delved into online forums, watched countless tutorial videos, and read articles and manuals. I wanted to understand the latest technologies, the best components, and the most efficient ways to build and optimize computers. My curiosity drove me to learn about hardware specifications, compatibility issues, and performance benchmarks.

Over time, my skills and confidence grew. I started building PCs on my own, experimenting with different configurations and pushing the limits of what I could create. I didn't stop at just building; I also learned about software installation, troubleshooting, and performance optimization. My knowledge expanded to include networking, security, and even custom modifications.

This passion for technology didn't just stay with me. I found joy in helping others with their computer needs. Whether it was building a custom PC for a friend, upgrading hardware for better performance, or simply troubleshooting issues, I loved being the go-to person for tech support. Sharing my knowledge and seeing the positive impact it had on others was incredibly rewarding.

Today, building and working with computers is more than just a hobby; it's a vital part of who I am. I continue to stay updated with the latest advancements in technology and strive to improve my skills. My journey, which started with a simple project with my dad, has grown into a lifelong passion. It's a journey I'm excited to continue, always ready to take on new challenges and help others in the ever-evolving world of technology.

Building my second pc

a picture of my self build pc from when i was young with red and blue lights as background

Growing up with divorced parents meant that I had two homes. Naturally, I wanted a second PC so I wouldn't have to transport my setup back and forth. Fortunately, I managed to gather most of the parts from friends and family.

I got an old server case and four 2TB hard drives from my neighbor's workplace. A friend of my dad generously gave me a Core i7 4th gen processor, a GTX 980 Ti graphics card, a motherboard, and DDR3 RAM. My dad contributed a power supply unit (PSU), making this project truly a community effort.

Assembling my second PC was an exciting challenge. The server case required some modifications to fit all the components, but it was a rewarding experience. The final build was powerful and reliable, meeting all my needs and giving me a deeper appreciation for the generosity and support of my friends and family.

This experience further solidified my love for PC building and the sense of accomplishment that comes with creating something functional and tailored to my needs. It also taught me the value of community and collaboration, as many people came together to help me achieve my goal.

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