- Mar 9, 2020
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So... as far as I have gathered... without being sidetracked with shiny new information to these eyes... if you start a new build, you have to start with a processor. To build around the processor. That's what I keep seeing anyways...
I want to know the ins and outs of a computer. What each component does and what is necessary versus what is not. Loving this new hobby I picked up, but my hand doesn't. Handwriting helps me remember much better... and it doesn't help I keep jumping around. I stopped at overclocking because I really considered jumping in with that... but I don't really have a belonging to understand that just yet. I just want to dive into building my very own gaming desktop with the proper knowledge. I'm having a difficult time where to position my feet and push off from.
AMD is a manu that I decided to sign my heels into. If Intel is better... fine... but I wanna learn from here first. Learn one and then get to know the other. I am a mother of three so I am very limited for what I want to fork out for budget wise... doesnt mean I'm not willing to spend a bit. Especially if I'd be able to get a loan through affirm on one of those sites that help you build a PC... although I feel to stay away from those. It was me trying to find ground of what to invest in and take them individually to other marketplaces to get a much better deal in. Used or not.... I'm getting off track. Sorry. I'm nervous. I am completely new to this. Its a dream of mine to pursue computer builds. What better way than to throw yourself at the sharks... I use to be in touch, but then i became a mother and out this life aside. My babies are growing up and i finally have that Momma time to backtrack into place.
If your confused on my question... where should i start to look to learn. To focus on learning first. What to build with first. Tips or things to keep in mind, extremely grateful for. Please inform me of anything that comes to mind. Like... things you wish you knew before starting that could of been useful to know along the way or things people overlook or don't usually think twice about.
On another note... I apologize if I placed this in the wrong forum category... I've never been good at that...
Future me looking back... don't be too full of shame for your first post. (As this usually happens to me and I give up entirely. You can freely ignore this last part here.)
I want to know the ins and outs of a computer. What each component does and what is necessary versus what is not. Loving this new hobby I picked up, but my hand doesn't. Handwriting helps me remember much better... and it doesn't help I keep jumping around. I stopped at overclocking because I really considered jumping in with that... but I don't really have a belonging to understand that just yet. I just want to dive into building my very own gaming desktop with the proper knowledge. I'm having a difficult time where to position my feet and push off from.
AMD is a manu that I decided to sign my heels into. If Intel is better... fine... but I wanna learn from here first. Learn one and then get to know the other. I am a mother of three so I am very limited for what I want to fork out for budget wise... doesnt mean I'm not willing to spend a bit. Especially if I'd be able to get a loan through affirm on one of those sites that help you build a PC... although I feel to stay away from those. It was me trying to find ground of what to invest in and take them individually to other marketplaces to get a much better deal in. Used or not.... I'm getting off track. Sorry. I'm nervous. I am completely new to this. Its a dream of mine to pursue computer builds. What better way than to throw yourself at the sharks... I use to be in touch, but then i became a mother and out this life aside. My babies are growing up and i finally have that Momma time to backtrack into place.
If your confused on my question... where should i start to look to learn. To focus on learning first. What to build with first. Tips or things to keep in mind, extremely grateful for. Please inform me of anything that comes to mind. Like... things you wish you knew before starting that could of been useful to know along the way or things people overlook or don't usually think twice about.
On another note... I apologize if I placed this in the wrong forum category... I've never been good at that...
Future me looking back... don't be too full of shame for your first post. (As this usually happens to me and I give up entirely. You can freely ignore this last part here.)
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