Articles by Johnathan Mross

When John bought the parts for his first self-build PC, he was spending money saved up from long hours spent working to deliver pizzas. It was important to him that every dime of that hard-earned cash was well spent. He decided that before he made any purchases, he wanted to know as much as he could about what he was getting into. He started doing the research to figure out what exactly each component did, and how much he would need to spend to get the performance he desired. The world of technical specifications, benchmarking metrics, marketing schemes, and naming conventions he was met with was both daunting and intriguing. After long hours of digging through the details, he found himself at a place where he felt comfortably informed and successfully built his first PC. Since then, he’s used his knowledge to help friends, family, and internet strangers alike to get connected with the best hardware and peripherals to suit their needs