/vt/ - Virtual Youtubers

>>29382986
I have some theoretical knowledge, but I'm not really interested in assembling or keeping track of hardware in general. I'd like to know more but don't have the time to learn, and I don't like playing with very expensive legos that will potentially break because I did something wrong. I always buy prebuilt and I've been buying PCs far enough apart that I usually just replace my old PC instead of upgrading specific parts. I might upgrade my RAM this time though. Uhhhh, I mean, download more RAM.

obligatory:
"how many programmers does it take to change a lightbulb ?"
"zero, they won't fix it because it's a hardware problem"