Training Class Build your own PC

💻 Build Your Own PC Workshop – Featuring the Exclusive SystemsPlus3000

Join our hands-on Build Your Own PC class and walk away with more than just knowledge – walk away with your own **exclusive SPCI3000 gaming rig**, only available through this experience.

Class Outline

  1. Welcome & Orientation 15 min  Meet the group and review class goals, safety, and build outline.
  2. PC Components 101 25 min Overview of CPU, GPU, motherboard, SSD, PSU, and RAM. Learn what each part does.
  3. Unboxing & Inventory Check 10 min Verify all parts, begin handling hardware, discuss anti-static safety. 
  4. Motherboard Prep 20 min Install CPU, apply thermal paste, install RAM and NVMe SSD.
  5. Case Installation 20 min Mount motherboard, align standoffs, connect case I/O headers. 
  6. Power Supply & Cable Management 25 min Install PSU, route and organize cables for airflow and aesthetics. 
  7. GPU & Final Assembly 20 min Install graphics card and verify component seating. 8 First Boot & BIOS 15 min Power on, enter BIOS, check component detection and boot priority. 
  8. OS Installation 20 min Install Windows 11 Pro, apply updates, configure drivers. 
  9. Customization 15 min Apply SPCI3000 boot screen, RGB preset, and serial number badge. 
  10. Certificate & Recap 10 min Review what you learned and receive your builder certificate + lanyard. 
  11. Q&A / Group Photos 15 min Ask final questions and take pictures with your completed build.  Sign up to be on the Podcast about your build experience.  

Two Options:
1. **Ride Along** – Learn the steps without purchasing parts. Perfect for the curious learner. **$75**
2. **SPCI3000 Limited Build** – Assemble your very own exclusive PC, custom-tuned to run today’s top games like Fortnite. Only available through this class. 

đź‘ľ Includes:
- Serial-numbered **SPCI3000** tower
- Personalized build certificate
- 10% off future upgrades with 1 Year of Plus Care
- 1 Year Guarantee (we will replace any component with a component of similar value for 1 one year including labor)

📍 Class starts when 3+ people register. Express your interest now, there is limited space. 

How do I attend?  

  1. Please fill out the form below to express your interest.
  2. Arrange a deposit of $600
  3. Sign up the next class (Schedule to be published)

This computer is not available for sale, it is only exclusive in the build class. 

SystemsPlus3000 Systems Plus Budget Build 
Component Model Image
Case Musetex Y6 White RGB
Motherboard MSI Pro B550M-VC WiFi
CPU Ryzen 5 5500 6-Core 12-Thread
Cooler UpHere D6 RGB
RAM Team Group T-Force Delta RGB 3200MHz DDR4 CL16
GPU RTX 3050 6GB
Storage San Zang 1TB NVMe SSD 7000MB/s
Power Supply Apevia Premier RGB PM-650 650W 80+ Gold
Operating System Windows 11 (Free Version) Free Download
Cost $688

 

Why and How to Build Your Own Computer

If you're reading this article, you're likely wondering why you should build your own computer and how to go about it. Building your own computer is easier than you might think, and it comes with a range of advantages.

Why Build a Computer?

Building a computer offers several benefits compared to purchasing a prebuilt one. First, it's often more affordable. By shopping for individual components, you can usually build a system for less than the cost of a preassembled machine.

Another major advantage is performance. Prebuilt computers often rely on low-cost components to keep prices down, which can compromise speed and efficiency. When you build your own, you can choose high-quality components that maximize performance.

Additionally, a custom-built computer is much more upgrade-friendly. Prebuilt machines typically come with limited expansion slots, meaning that upgrading in the future can be more difficult or even impossible. With a DIY build, you have the flexibility to enhance your system as technology advances, ensuring it remains relevant for longer.

Finally, building a computer can be a deeply satisfying experience. Not only will you gain a better understanding of how your machine works, but the process itself is rewarding, allowing you to create a machine that’s perfectly suited to your needs.

How Do I Build a Computer?

Building a computer is likely simpler than you expect, especially with today’s standardized components. The first step is selecting compatible parts. Once you’ve chosen the right components, the next step is to assemble them. This class is designed to help you through the process, with clear instructions and images to make it as straightforward and enjoyable as possible. 

Did you know that Systems Plus used to offer a build called the SPCI5000?  Introducing for the 1st time the SPCI3000.  Even though this a budget computer it can still run run all the latest games like Fortnight.  

 

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