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Building A Computer?

• Learning about computer components and how they fit and work together;

• Understanding the internal and hardware workings of a computer;

• Learning computer hardware terminology and 'geek-speak';

• Ability to customise a computer according to specialised specifications;

• Building and assembling something from components;

• The satisfaction of a job well-done;

• Engendering technical problem solving ability;

• Saving money; and

• Having fun!

• Don't enjoy the building and assembly process;

• Have no interest in researching and choosing the parts;

• Are not mindful of quality control processes when opening boxes and packaging and checking to ensure that everything is present;

• Are disinterested in assembling items and components into a custom-built PC designed and built according to your own specifications;

• Are used to and like calling a technical support person to fix your PC technology issues, rather than fixing them yourself;

• Value a centralized warranty service (each part will have its own warranty/return policy), so if a part fails you’ll have to deal with either the company you bought it from or the actual manufacturer.