Just letting you know I'm a bad person.
And why is that? Because of my previous post? There are certain things in life that can make one smile. Silly and small things, but they might mean a lot to someone. No matter how bad, depressed or sad I might feel, there's about your cat coming to your lap, while you're sitting in your sofa, wanting to be pet and purring. It makes me feel better regardless of how bad I feel. A cat's purr is so peaceful and relaxing that I just love to pet my cat. Most of the time she doesn't want to be petted, only when she wants. Otherwise when you try to pick her up she will scratch you or bite you. Some things can make us smile in the inside and make us "happy", even if we've had a rough day.
Thanks! The first PC I built was not long ago, it was in 2012 with a friend. It took us a week to get the machine running. It was also a huge headache for both of us but it was a big accomplishment, a strong sense of achievement. Building a gaming pc can seem like a daunting task but it's a very rewarding experience. It's basically your child, lol. There's a lot of guides on youtube and pretty much any site that walks you step by step. The hardest part is to know exactly the type of machine you want, and something that fits your budget (if you have one). For example if you are into video editing, you might not need a high end graphics card and instead opt to buy the newest x99 motherboards with DDR4 memory modules, although if you're in a budget you might be better off with regular DDR3 memory, a regular motherboard and a mid-range graphics card. (X99 motherboards ar the newest type of motherboards that support Intel's latest six core CPU's that will only work with the newest version of system memory DDR4 - DDR4 is the successor to DDR3, the system memory or RAM that's present in about 90% of modern computers). The second hardest part is to know where each computer part goes in. It's as if you were building a puzzle. Once again it can seem very difficult at first but you'll just have to find where you have plug in the cases' power and led buttons in the motherboard. After the first time, the second time it gets much easier. Also another thing, we beginners overlook is cable management which can impact your computer's airflow. Good cable management will yield better airflow and in turn your PC will run cooler. There's a lot of youtube videos out there if you're interested. You also don't have to break the bank. There are cheap computer parts and if you already have a modern desktop PC chances are that with $140, you can turn it into a gaming PC.
Edit: In addition, steam has a lot of crazy sales in all kinds of titles from time to time (summer sale, winter sale with 75% off on select title) and humble bundle which makes PC gaming much cheaper than console.
Also Pepiope is a PC gamer, so help me preach brother!! about the riches of PC gaming
