I would like to ask you dear community to give me some suggestions for a High - End Gaming PC, you know, the best stuff of processor, motherboard, ram and the most important feature... the video card, I know that I can also google it, but I want to consider your valuable experience as IT community, also maybe different suggestions about building a PC, thank you so much.
Hello Everybody! I'm Brian Winkelmann, I am a Systems engineer, I love IT! I remember when I just started being a kid learning MS-DOS and the games I wanted to play that came in Floppy Disks, I also remember Windows 95 and my first steps changing the settings and messing everything up! 
Those were my beginnings in this IT world.
I'm from Bolivia, La Paz. I have half chinese blood and a german last name, but of course I am latin american with many mixes. :smiling_face_with_open_mouth_cold_sweat: I'm glad to be part of this community and I am here to be friend of all of you!
I've never seen a computer using a cassette in my whole life, this is new for me! so amazing, I started with Floppy Disks, so the first episode was so interesting!!!
@dafyre Thank you! I am glad to be part of this great community!
Nice video to understand a bit most of the common ports.
It is so interesting that those decades programs can just run in specific computers, I think that now it depends on the OS, but anyway programs can be emulated or now come multi platform.
Cool Very interesting Video about Wireless Network Technologies
@travisdh1 said in Suggestions to build a High-End Gaming PC:
How much are you wanting to spend?
Also, is putting the components together, installing the OS, drivers and games something you enjoy doing, and don't mind spending a lot of time doing
Thanks for your Answer, well I don't mind much about the price but I would like to consider a good processor and a good video card, and yes it is for enjoying because I like this topic of hardware technicians and it is very interesting for me.
We are on 5G year now
@scottalanmiller It is amazing that now most programs are not just for a model or a brand machine
I remember when sometimes I used some of the network tools mentioned on this video, also making my own RJ45 cable connection for first time.
@scottalanmiller I like it, It makes me remember my first steps in the university studying basic programming course.
Very Interesting! I just didn't know about the M.2 SSD drive.
Cool, very interesting how was to transfer data in the past.
Oh Cool! Thanks Scott!
We tried to update normally from the Settings/Updates and Security/Windows Updates and it failed, we tried with the ISO installer and it is not working also, we are dealing with the same issue on two computers, some ideas on how to fix that?
