ASA 2022 STEAM EXPO

PROJECT SUMMARY

So I had a laptop that could bearly run Minecraft so I decided to build a gaming PC. It took me around 3 to 4 months to pick the parts out and to get the money by working with my dad. When I finally got all the parts I started to build it since I had been studying for this cuplé of months how to asemble a Pc. As a result I build a PC capable of running Minecraft on 1000 fps.

WHY?

I wanted to have a PC to play games but I didn’t what any PC. As well I whanted to test my limits and see if I what up to the challenge. I also whanted to try something new since this was during quarantine and I was bord.

HOW?

I searched on the internet reviews of profesional of the best parts that fit my bugget. I also saw hours of tutorials and videos about how to build a PC as well as PC parts.

WHAT?

I found out the building a PC is not as hard as some people think it is and that if you put the effort and time it will be worth it. As well that PC parts are expensive and you may think that one part haves a good price but ther are thousen of options.

SO WHAT?

This results are important because I gives me motivation on starting other big projects knowing I accomplish one. It is also important because it shows that with hard work anything can turnout awesome

WHAT'S NEXT?

I can extend my project by adding new pieces to it like a better graphics card. I could also extend on my project by adding a water cooling system as well as cool rgb.

REFERENCES & ACKNOWLEDGMENTS

I got my data mainly from linustech as well as a pages wher they sold pc parts like Amazon, eBay, Newegg, etc.

JUDGES FEEDBACK

This is a fantastic project to share with the community. Your passion, your interest, and your need to build a better computer are all evident in this. If you are so excited about this project, I would love to see more details (before/after photos) and specs (what parts/supplies). Additionally, would you be willing to share your skills with the community and support others build their dream devices?

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