Building a PC can be very simple and certainly the process has become much easier and simpler in recent years. Despite everything, many people dread the idea of ​​starting a team on their own and most prefer to turn to an expert do the job.

The truth is like this In many cases, this decision is the right one.because before building a PC it is necessary to choose the components and if we do not have the necessary knowledge, we can make a mistake and end up choosing components that are not compatible with each other, or that, even if they are, will not offer a good user experience or could even get us into trouble .

In my case, I prefer to buy the parts and assemble my equipment myself, and I don’t mind doing it with the equipment of my loved ones. Ultimately, it allows me to stay up-to-date, helps me improve my skills, It sometimes allows me to face new challenges and makes me look for solutions to new problems.. You already know that knowledge is power and experience is foundation.

My answer to the question in the title is a resounding yes, I’ve built many computers and the truth is that I’ve always enjoyed it, even in the cases where I ended up running into a problem that forced me to spend hours searching for a solution. Interestingly, I never had a problem at the hardware level, all problems come from immature BIOS level or basic system configuration issues.

Of course the time and effort required to build a PC Much depends on its characteristics. For example, building a basic system without a dedicated graphics card or additional fans, with a single storage unit and a stock cooling system for the processor is very simple and cable management to achieve a clean build will be minimal.

If we build a gaming PC with additional fans, RGB LED lighting, a dedicated graphics card and liquid cooling things will change completely and we will have to invest a lot more time.

Now it’s your turn, have you ever built a PC? If the answer is yes, tell us what your experience has been, and if you haven’t ridden one, you can tell us why. Read in the comments.