The 2010 PC Race For Charity

Posted By: Bob Buskirk on January 18th, 2010
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The PC Race is one of the best events to attend during CES. Not only is it for a good cause, but you really get to network with a lot of people and hell it has the best food! Also it’s probably the only place you will be able to find most of the tech media all in one place! So the way this event works is that 30 contestants all tech media see who can build a computer the quickest with the winner getting $10,000 towards the charity of their choice. Second and third place also get cash prizes for charity and everyone’s computer that gets built does get donated to their charity so it is a win-win!

This year the event was live streamed on Ustream, but we have the recording of it embedded below.

In the end Chris Ramseyer of TweakTown took first place with a build time of 6 minutes 53 seconds. Here are some photos of the event!

ThinkComputers very own Colin Dean!

Fellow Pittsburgher @iJustine

Rob of Techgage

Dan of TechwareLabs

Paul of Hi Tech Legion

Chris of TweakTown….the winner!

Jason of TechwareLabs

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Josh said on January 18th, 2010 at 8:41 pm

Why does that chick look like a fish out of water!

Bob, where were you!?
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Michael Kwan said on January 18th, 2010 at 8:41 pm

No photo of the Fung Fail?
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Colin Dean said on January 19th, 2010 at 11:20 pm

I could have done better this year. I wasted some time manually tightening regular screws and thumbscrews when I could have been ratcheting them.
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