Building a PC for the First Time
Have you ever thought about building your own PC? It is a great, cheaper alternative to buying one already put together and ready to go. It is also great for customizing and upgrading later on down the road. It is something that I have been wanting to get into. Just recently, I finally did it. It was a lot of fun buying all of the parts and learning about all of the components. In the end, it was a rewarding experience sitting in front of my brand new, finished computer. You get this extra-personal experience with your computer after you build it all by yourself.
Here are some of the highlights of my experience.
... And the finished product:
Overall, I didn't really run into any problems. I had to move one wire because the fan was wacking it, and I had the cpu fan plugged into the wrong place. I moved those two things, and it ran like a charm. Lastly, I partitioned the hard drive and installed Windows 10 on one Terabyte, and Ubuntu on the other. This is my first Linux machine and I am loving it!
Thanks for reading. Leave a comment if you have any first-build experiences you would like to share. Peace!
I remember the first computer I build it was a frankincomputer I put together from a bunch of recycled computers. It's funny your first build is like your first love. You never forget it and it's. Like I just did it yesterday. I no longer have that PC I ran windows XP on it worked like a charm. But I had to put that old dog out to pasture years ago. Hope your experience is as good as mine was
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Hey nice one. Great job and congrats and building your own PC for the first time :)