About Me

My name is Relon I'm 30 years old and in my second year of school with the University of Arizona Global Campus. Academically my goal is graduating on time which for me would be in 2024, so this class will be the next step to completing that goal. Computer Software Technology is the degree I'm going for and I'm excited to take the first class geared towards my major rather than the required additional classes. I love video games and actually built the PC I use to take this class and the majority of the PC's that I've used for the last ten years. This class should be the first building block towards completing my degree! I chose to create a Computer Hardware Blog because it's something that interests me, and I would like to compare different parts available and also go over how the computer uses each part. With experience building gaming PCs in the past, I will be focusing on gaming PC parts and the best that is available for each component of the PC. I'm excited to review these parts with the community and hope people in the future can use this blog to help gain a better understanding of Computer hardware. 

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