That is really the case

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  1. I tinkered on my old PC after my mom bought me a new Dell pre-built. I cleaned the inside, unplugged and plugged cables and when I turned it back on it still worked.

    After that I decided to get a barebone system that came with a case, motherboard, memory and cpu. I installed the rest of the components with the help of an illustrated poster, and that’s when it hit me that this shit was easy.

  2. AnotherStudent96

    I watched a youtube video and ordered the parts, I was surprised that it worked from the first try, 7 years later the pc still going strong just added an ssd

  3. -TeamCaffeine-

    Grammar and syntax are collectively diminishing in real time.

  4. EllisDeePrime

    WHAT it feels like

    Every time I see this terrible way of speaking it makes me recoil

  5. MakinBones

    Been holding off on getting a PC for the last 35 years, and gamed on console instead.

    Watched a bunch of Youtube videos, and built my first PC. Shoulda did this a long time ago. 50 years old, a bit of a idiot, if I can, most anyone can,

  6. “how you tink it be” vs. “how it be”

    why go half way with the silly speak?

  7. No-Option4294

    I just built my first pc from scratch by myself with only mainboard and power supply manual without problems. Its basically connect the dots

  8. I remember building mine 10 years ago. Maybe it used to be more complicated once but I always say it’s a bit like building a lego set.

    Machine had its troubles but after replacing a broken PSU last winter it’s still running.

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