Biodata

     Year 1 student at UTM Skudai. Studying in School of computing under the course; SECV (Graphics and Multimedia Software). This is a course i was interested in and really wanted to pursue. I've grown up playing games and i know this course is not all about games, but i hope to pursue that field. I've always had an eye for details and perfection and i have always been a honest and vocal person. Lately I've been seeing a major shift in the game developing field where developers and producers push out lazy content just to make a quick buck. This practice is disgusting to me and as someone who grew up playing gamed its a damn shame. Honest and transparent game developers are a rare breed and i wish to become one of them.  

     From a personal standpoint my interests and hobbies reside also around computers and tech. I grew up playing flash games and back in those days, having a Athlon powered tower meaned no good looking games of any sorts. But this didn't stop me from dreaming, hell GTA 4 just released and i fell in love. I saved up and bought the game and go dissapointed that the house PC could not run it. "You need a Pentium powered PC". This was the moment I shifted from games to bein interested in PC's. When i was 15, I built my first PC. It was a AMD system with their newer Athlon x64 with a GT750 gpu. The specs are this way because i had to save up for the PC. But it was nevertheless a success and my proudest achievement.

     The Processor I choose was a important factor in shaping my hobby. Its AMD's Athlon x64 which was amazing for core offset overclocking and proved to be fantastic choice for overclockers. I got into the world of overclocking, which slowly became my hobby. There is something satisfying about pushing hardware to and sometimes over its limit. This was a expensive hobby but my parents support was there and i cant thank them enough.