Yes, I usually do laptop videos, but this time I spent hours building my first mini‑ITX PC because the channel’s growing (a bit) and I needed a proper desktop for an editor. This video is basically me going from “how hard can it be?” to realizing the real pain isn’t the build—it’s watching your wallet evaporate part by part. Mini‑ITX is fun, but it forces you to think about every single component: case clearance, cooler height, PSU size, airflow, and cable management (aka suffering). I walk through the core build and the stuff around it—because a PC is pointless if the setup feels bad. So I also shout out the peripherals I’m using like my Lofree Lite 84 and desk mat, plus extra essentials like a portable SSD and USB hub to keep the workflow clean. The takeaway: you can absolutely build a small “dream” PC without it being impossible, but you need to plan your parts, accept compromises, and be mentally prepared to spend money you didn’t want to spend in the first place.