Freenove FNK0043
My first electronics project — a Freenove starter kit where I wired up sensors, motors and displays and programmed them myself. That's where hardware interest turned into actually building things.
Pawar — 17, based in Vienna, currently training as an application developer. I build custom PCs, make websites, and spend my free time on e-commerce and the markets.
Computers have been my thing since I was a kid — first taking them apart, then building them, now programming them.
Right now I'm doing my apprenticeship in application development, learning software from the ground up — clean code, databases and real projects instead of just theory.
On the side I've built over 50 custom PCs for gamers and creators, set up my own Shopify projects, and keep a trading journal to understand the markets. I like knowing how things work — from the hardware level up.
New tools, new frameworks, new hardware — I pick things up quickly and I'm not afraid to take something apart to understand it.
Whether it's cable management or code formatting — the small details decide whether something is just okay or actually good.
I research, test and debug on my own before asking for help. Most problems have already been solved by someone — you just have to find out how.
More FPS, faster load times, better results — I like things that can be measured, and getting more out of what's already there.
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Get in touchPicking parts, building, cable management, airflow and stress testing — from budget builds to high-end rigs. 50+ done so far.
HTML, CSS and JavaScript from my apprenticeship and my own projects — clean, responsive layouts like this very site.
Finding out why something doesn't run — hardware faults, driver issues, software conflicts — and fixing it properly, not just working around it.
I follow new CPUs, GPUs and tools closely, compare benchmarks and know what's actually worth the money right now.
Hands-on experience setting up Shopify stores — themes, products, payments and everything it takes to get a shop running.
Learning the markets the disciplined way — with a proper journal: price action, risk management and reviewing my own trades.
| Rig | Build | Processor | Graphics | Class |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| #047 | Blackout MK.IV | Ryzen 9 9950X3D | RTX 5090 | Apex |
| #046 | Framechaser S | Ryzen 7 9800X3D | RTX 5070 Ti | Esports |
| #044 | Renderdeck Pro | Core Ultra 9 285K | RTX 5080 | Creator |
| #041 | Baseline V2 | Ryzen 5 7600 | RX 7700 XT | Value |
| #039 | Lowlatency LX | Ryzen 7 7800X3D | RTX 4070 Super | Esports |
| #036 | Hydra Custom Loop | Ryzen 9 7950X3D | RTX 4090 | Apex |
| #033 | Studio Node | Ryzen 9 7900X | RTX 4070 Ti | Creator |
| #028 | Entry Vector | Core i5-13400F | RTX 4060 | Value |
Showing 8 of 50+ builds — a small selection.
My first electronics project — a Freenove starter kit where I wired up sensors, motors and displays and programmed them myself. That's where hardware interest turned into actually building things.
An assignment from my apprenticeship: a central database for a media publisher covering purchasing, warehouse, sales and marketing — with user roles and access permissions.
My own Shopify stores, set up from scratch — theme, products, checkout and marketing. Real hands-on experience with how online selling actually works.
Personal sites and small projects — including this one. Clean HTML, CSS and JavaScript: responsive, fast and built by hand, no page builders.
A structured journal of my trades — entries, risk, outcome and what I'd do differently next time. Learning discipline before size.
Open for PC builds, website projects or just talking tech. Click an address to copy it.