Training Class Build your own PC
There are 2 options:
1. Ride Along: Learn how to build a computer without the cost of the components. This option is ideal for those looking to become more familiar with the process.($75)
2. Budget Build: A hands-on experience where you build your first low-cost computer. The class price includes all the components needed to complete your first budget build. (Price to be determined)
If you're interested in attending, please fill out the form below to express your interest. Once 5 or more people express interest, we will schedule the class.
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.