Build My Own Laptop Computer

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THE CAMERA IS VERY EASY TO USE AND GET USE TO...I OWN A PENTAX K1000 FILM CAMERA AND WAS A LITTLE SCARED TO MAKE THE NEXT STEP TO A DIGITAL...I DID MY HOMEWWORK AND DID MY RESEARCHED THE BRANDS AND COSTS OF EACH...THE PANTAX KX WAS AND IS HANDS DOWN THE BEST FOR THE PRICE AND PERFORMANCE......I WOULD DIFFENTLY RECOMMEND THIS PRODUCT!!!!!

I absolutely love this computer! I needed a new laptop since I'm going back to school for another two to three years. My old computer still worked great, but was about eight years old and wouldn't support Windows 11. I was originally thinking about getting a Macbook. Then I saw this computer and it was a steal, especially with the HP Student Discount. It does everything I could ever ask it to do, and more. If you can get this computer for a decent price, I would highly recommend it.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] My laptop was running pretty slow. Did some research on what I could do without getting a new computer and found I could use a SSD to improve performance. Followed an online guide on how to clone my hard drive to it. It was decently easy for me and I'm by no means a computer guru. I'm running about 3x faster. Glad I did it.

Great motherboard. My first computer build in 10 years. Things have changed alot and this motherboard is definitely diy friendly. I highly recommend this to anyone who wants to build a solid pc.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] My dad helped me build a computer and we decided to switch this into it. My new computer and it started working immediately. It made everything work better, boosted speed and had better performance. The Kingston Fury beast was easy to put in and my dad even told some of his buddies about it at work and recommended it to them

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I received my SSD in the mail and have had a very positive experience so far since having my son help me install it. This is for use on the "family computer", and to be honest, we haven't upgraded in a LONG time. My youngest was insisting we upgrade, and my oldest insisted we build from scratch. Our previous computer still had a HDD which had EVERYTHING (our instance of Windows, files, apps) all installed on it. We eventually got a SSD to swap out some things to run off of that. This time around, my oldest got me to pick this up so that we could install Windows and frequently used apps on it. After spending the first week on the new computer, I completely understand why he had us do it this way! applications load quickly and seamlessly, no more long loading times where you think you didn't "double click" on something only to click again and open up two instances of it, no more freezing, no more headaches! My youngest is also loving it as he uses it for virtual classes and online gaming; he downloads the main game he's playing at the time (not all of them since we don't want him to hog it all himself!) and he says there's a noticeable difference in the boot up, loading, and exit of the game software. My oldest said that building the new PC for us was really easy (took him about 2 hours overall since he's a perfectionist) and installing the SSD was effortless: A sturdy piece that was easy to connect to the motherboard and build around. Working with computers often, he's said he's heard of other SSDs snapping in pieces when being installed, but that it was never a concern with this one. I'm so happy with our new computer and I look forward to the many memories each of us will create using it in the future!

My old ASUS laptop died after serving me well for nearly five years with minimum downtime. I decided to build a desktop and selected this MB. Installation was a breeze, and all the relevant pins are in good locations for cable management.

Own 2 of these! Its quality made.

It is very useful and I am getting use to it. It's different from the laptop computer. But I like it. Thanks.