Brilliant lady builds home computer by herself, shares photo online
- A black lady has amazed many with her computer building skill as she showed off her home PC
- The lady revealed where she got the different parts from for those who may want to build the same
- Many people who had done a similar thing offered pieces of advice on how she could improve the computer
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A young lady with the Twitter handle @MANITHEDON has taken to the platform to share the tech feat she achieved.
In a post on Monday, March 1, the young black lady disclosed that she was able to build her first personal desktop computer.
The lady in a subsequent tweet revealed that she installed 16G RAM on the CPU, making it a monster-machine that could handle heavy tasks.
To achieve everything, the lady bought the parts apiece and coupled them to actualise her bespoke computer.
See her post below:
Her post has over 128,000 likes with over 10,000 retweets as at the time of writing this report. Briefly.co.za compiled some of the reactions below:
@arcanecris said:
"How does it run and was it hard to do? I wanted to build one of my own, so all help is appreciated."
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@therootcaus said:
"Make sure you to change your memory frequency."
@LPatenge said:
"It doesn’t matter how much it is, what matters is that it’s yours! Congrats!"
@Thekideli1 said:
"Imagine saying not much to a more than worthy accomplishment."
@MIDNIGHTEXODUS asked:
"Since everyone is showing their builds. Mine isn't fully ready yet. What is a good speaker to get for the CP?
@farukms10 said:
"I’m trynna build mine too but the graphics cards trynna run my pockets, why are they so expensive rn."
Meanwhile, in other news, Briefly.co.za earlier reported that a young and intelligent female developer with the handle @DARAM0SH3R set Twitter abuzz after she created a smart mirror in her room.
In a post on Sunday, December 13, 2020, the lady said she built the mirror with a touchscreen because she was bored.
The smart mirror is an interactive device that serves its basic function and tells things like weather, time, and date.
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