I want to build a gaming PC. I'm watching YouTube videos on how to do it and it's super interesting. It all seems like so much computer jargon that I don't understand. RAMs, processors, motherboards. I don't understand any of this shit lol.
It seems like it isn't too bad though. Just like building anything else, it's just following instructions, screwing stuff in, and some elbow grease.
I'm learning about my own personal learning process through this. I would prefer to really understand everything that's going on before I jump right in. I want to know all the jargon and be able to teach someone else all the jargon before I start building this PC. I feel like you should do you due diligence and proper research before you begin.
But it feels like this is one of those instances where my approach simply isn't gonna get it done. I'm gonna have just dive right in. I think it takes a certain kind of personality to really gravitate towards building a PC and I just don't have that kind of personality.
But it's fun to take on this challenge and push myself.
