So perhaps this isn't JUST about computers

I'm starting to have second thoughts about the content of this blog, while I am going to include information about computer building I think I may throw in a few other topics as well, such as Video Games, Software, Or even just interesting little snippets of my life.

Speaking of which I officially started my diet today, I'm currently 175 lbs at 5 ft 8, and I'm looking to get down to around 150 or even less. I've actually got quite a bit of bodyfat and embarrasingly the dreaded "moobs".

Managed to actually eat a reasonable amount today, I've just eaten lunch and here is a list of everything I've eaten so far.

Weetabix and skimmed milk
Rice and chicken with soy sauce
Water
A Small amount of orange juice as a dessert (Don't call me crazy)

You see I have a bit of a yoghurt addiction, I eat about 5 or 6 a day sometimes. In order to combat this I have decided to drink a little orange juice to keep my sweet cravings away.

I hope that this is something interesting to you guys, just felt like sharing with you.

P.S Who is exited for Elder Scrolls V, Skyrim?
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The boring post lacking information

Hello and welcome to my first blog. Long story short, I have decided to build my own computer and I will be brainstorming ideas and posting how I will build it step by step on here. I've always had a love for computers ever since I was a child but the thought of building one was always a baffling one. Thankfully I spent the last few months researching on the interne and hopefully within the next few months I'll have a top of the range gaming computer! Here are the specs I'm thinking about going with:

i5 2500K CPU
GTX 470 GPU
650W 80+ Corsair PSU
4GB G Skill Ripjaws 1333 RAM
CM 690 II
Spinpoint F3 1TB HDD
GA P67A-UD4
And of course the standard DVD Drive and whatnot.

Its been a bit of a pain to update my build since Sandy Bridge (The new Intel Chipset) came out the other day. Prices (and thankfully performance) have increased quite a bit.

Oh I'd just like to add that www.tinyurl.com/falconguide is probably the handiest guide on the net about learning to do this, so please spend some time reading it, it's incredibly helpful.

-Jakku