Here is a comprehensive breakdown of my interests and what I like to do whenever I have some free time!

PC Building: I built my first PC in 2014 using most of the resources listed below. Since then I have built 4 more PCs for myself and 2 more for friends and family. It is a great way to express your creativity and learn how to problem solve and troubleshoot problems on your own. It also was significantly cheaper than buying a pre-built PC at the time, and it gave me full control over the parts and overall performance. If you want to learn how to build a PC, these resources will guide you and show that it's not as complicated as people think.

pcpartspicker.com	tomshardware.com	buildcores.com
Lets users plan and price PC builds, check part compatibility and compare components across retailers.	Provides reviews, benchmarks, and guides for PC hardware, components, and performance.	Offers PC build ideas, parts lists, and 3D previews

Collecting/Playing Video Games: Gaming has been a hobby of mine for a long time. The first time I played a video game was on the original Playstation that my parents bought for me when I was a kid, and I was hooked immediately. Since then, I've owned every generation of consoles from Sony, Microsoft, and Nintendo. As I've gotten older, the hobby has shifted from just playing games to collecting them and building a personal library. Anyone looking to get into gaming or collecting can use these resources to find deals and stay up to date on new releases and pricing. 

dekudeals.com	xbox.com	vgchartz.com
Tracks game prices, sales, and deals across platforms, helping users find the best time to buy games physically and digitally.	Official site for Xbox consoles, games, services, including Microsoft Store, Game Pass, and system updates.	Provides video game and console sales estimates, along with charts, rankings, news, and industry trend analysis.

Hockey: I enjoy watching hockey because of the speed, physicality and strategy of the game. It's one of the most intense sports to follow, especially during the NHL playoffs, which is what makes the game so exciting to watch. I also used to play hockey when I was younger until I aged out of the leagues in my area. Even though it's expensive and difficult to master, playing it gave me a whole new appreciation for how fast and skilled the game really is. If you're interested in hockey, these resources make it easy to learn the game, follow teams, and keep up with stats and news.

nhl.com	hockey-reference.com	puckpedia.com
Official site with teams, standings, and current season updates.	Provides detailed breakdowns of player stats and historical data.	Provides detailed NHL salary cap information, player contracts, trades, and roster breakdowns.