export const budgetGamingBuildSteps = [
  {
    id: 0,
    title: "Budget Gaming PC Build Overview",
    description: "Build a budget-friendly gaming PC around $700 with great 1080p performance",
    duration: "3-4 hours",
    difficulty: "Beginner",
    tools: [],
    content: `This guide will walk you through assembling a budget gaming PC that can run modern games at 1080p high settings.

You'll learn:
1. Selecting a GPU and CPU combo
2. Choosing memory, storage, motherboard, PSU, and case
3. Installing CPU, RAM, M.2 SSD, and CPU cooler
4. Mounting motherboard, PSU, and GPU into the case
5. Cable management and final setup
6. Checking performance with benchmarks
7. Installing essential drivers and software`,
    tips: [
      "Stick to the budget-friendly parts list",
      "Watch each step before starting assembly",
      "Take your time to ensure everything fits correctly",
    ],
    warnings: [
      "Avoid static discharge by grounding yourself",
      "Do not force any components",
      "Double-check compatibility of all parts before purchase",
    ],
    commonMistakes: [
      "Forgetting to remove motherboard protective film",
      "Installing RAM in wrong slots breaking dual channel",
      "Mounting GPU without removing slot covers first",
    ],
    image: null,
    completed: false,
  },
  {
    id: 1,
    title: "Select Graphics Card",
    description: "Pick the best GPU for performance at your budget",
    duration: "15 minutes",
    difficulty: "Easy",
    tools: [],
    content: `Recommended GPU: Intel Arc B580
Other options:
- NVIDIA RTX 4060 (higher price, lower VRAM)
- AMD RX 7600 (cheaper, but FSR performance lower)
Tips:
- Choose the one with the best price-to-performance ratio
- Make sure it has enough VRAM for 1080p high settings`,
    tips: ["Check local availability and MSRP", "Verify GPU length fits the case"], 
    warnings: ["Avoid overspending on GPUs that don’t offer significant benefits"], 
    commonMistakes: [
      "Buying a GPU that is too long for the case",
      "Neglecting power requirements for the GPU",
    ],
    image: null,
    completed: false,
  },
  {
    id: 2,
    title: "Select CPU and Cooler",
    description: "Choose a CPU compatible with your GPU and decide on cooling solution",
    duration: "15 minutes",
    difficulty: "Medium",
    tools: [],
    content: `Recommended CPU: Ryzen 5 7600 (6 cores, 12 threads)
Tips:
- Stock cooler is included, but a cheap aftermarket cooler improves temperatures and reduces noise
- Options: Vetru V5, Cooler Master 212
- Aftermarket cooler helps CPU reach boost clocks and keeps it quiet`,
    tips: ["Ensure CPU matches motherboard socket", "Consider cooler height for case clearance"], 
    warnings: ["Lower-tier CPUs may bottleneck the GPU in some games"], 
    commonMistakes: [
      "Forgetting to remove protective CPU socket cover",
      "Incorrect orientation when installing cooler",
    ],
    image: null,
    completed: false,
  },
  {
    id: 3,
    title: "Select Memory and Storage",
    description: "Choose RAM and SSD for budget build",
    duration: "10 minutes",
    difficulty: "Easy",
    tools: [],
    content: `Memory: TeamGroup T-Force Vulcan DDR5, 32GB (2x16GB)
Storage: Crucial P3 Plus, 1TB M.2 SSD
Tips:
- 32GB is ideal for future-proofing, but 16GB saves money
- M.2 SSD provides faster boot times and game loading
Warnings:
- Verify RAM speed compatibility with motherboard`,
    tips: ["Check motherboard QVL for RAM", "Handle RAM and SSD with care"], 
    warnings: ["Do not mix RAM types or speeds", "Ensure M.2 screws are not overtightened"], 
    commonMistakes: [
      "Installing RAM in wrong slots and losing dual-channel benefit",
      "M.2 SSD not fully seated",
    ],
    image: null,
    completed: false,
  },
  {
    id: 4,
    title: "Select Motherboard, PSU, and Case",
    description: "Pick budget-friendly supporting components",
    duration: "15 minutes",
    difficulty: "Easy",
    tools: [],
    content: `Motherboard: A620M Pro RS Wi-Fi (4 RAM slots, basic features)
PSU: MSI A650 BN 650W, 80+ Bronze
Case: Fantex XT View (or Montech XR for cheaper option)
Tips:
- Ensure PSU wattage is sufficient for GPU and CPU
- Case should have good airflow and fan orientation
Warnings:
- Lower-tier boards may lack high-speed USB4 or overclocking support`,
    tips: ["Check PSU connectors match GPU and motherboard", "Ensure case fans are included"], 
    warnings: ["Avoid cases with poor airflow", "Check front panel connector layout"], 
    commonMistakes: [
      "Forgetting to install standoffs before motherboard",
      "Incorrect PSU orientation reducing airflow",
    ],
    image: null,
    completed: false,
  },
  {
    id: 5,
    title: "Install CPU, RAM, and M.2 SSD",
    description: "Prepare motherboard before mounting into case",
    duration: "20 minutes",
    difficulty: "Medium",
    tools: ["Small screwdriver", "Thermal paste tube"],
    content: `Steps:
1. Open CPU socket, align triangle on CPU with motherboard
2. Place CPU and lock retention arm
3. Insert RAM into 2nd and 4th DIMM slots for dual channel
4. Remove M.2 heatsink, insert SSD, reattach heatsink with screws
5. Apply thermal paste and attach CPU cooler brackets
6. CPU fan will be installed later after motherboard is in case`,
    tips: ["Follow motherboard manual closely", "Use appropriate amount of thermal paste"], 
    warnings: ["Never force CPU or RAM into place"], 
    commonMistakes: [
      "Applying too much or too little thermal paste",
      "Forgetting to tighten M.2 heatsink screws",
    ],
    image: null,
    completed: false,
  },
  {
    id: 6,
    title: "Install Motherboard and PSU into Case",
    description: "Mount motherboard and PSU inside the case",
    duration: "20 minutes",
    difficulty: "Medium",
    tools: ["Screwdriver"],
    content: `Steps:
1. Adjust standoffs for mATX board
2. Slide motherboard into place, integrated IO shield helps alignment
3. Screw motherboard down
4. Install PSU (non-modular) and screw in four corners
5. Connect CPU 8-pin and motherboard 24-pin power
6. Connect front panel cables (HD Audio, USB, JFP1)`,
    tips: ["Check standoff placement", "Route cables neatly for airflow"], 
    warnings: ["Double-check PSU switch is OFF before connecting"], 
    commonMistakes: [
      "Forgetting to secure motherboard screws",
      "Routing cables blocking GPU or airflow",
    ],
    image: null,
    completed: false,
  },
  {
    id: 7,
    title: "Install GPU and Finalize Cable Management",
    description: "Insert graphics card and tidy cables",
    duration: "20 minutes",
    difficulty: "Medium",
    tools: ["Screwdriver"],
    content: `Steps:
1. Remove first and second PCIe slot covers
2. Slide GPU into PCIe x16 slot, it will click in
3. Screw GPU bracket to case
4. Reattach CPU cooler fan
5. Route cables neatly for airflow and aesthetics`,
    tips: ["Ensure GPU fully seats into slot", "Secure cables to avoid fan obstruction"], 
    warnings: ["Do not force GPU", "Secure screws properly"], 
    commonMistakes: [
      "Forgetting to remove PCIe slot covers",
      "Loose screws causing GPU sag",
    ],
    image: null,
    completed: false,
  },
  {
    id: 8,
    title: "First Boot and Benchmarking",
    description: "Power on system and test performance",
    duration: "30 minutes",
    difficulty: "Easy",
    tools: ["Monitor, keyboard, mouse"],
    content: `Steps:
1. Power on PSU and press case power button
2. Enter BIOS to check CPU, RAM, and SSD detection
3. Install operating system and drivers
4. Test GPU, fans, and RGB lighting
5. Benchmark games at 1080p (Marvel's Rivals, Cyberpunk 2077, COD Black Ops 6)
6. Adjust settings for smooth gameplay
7. Record FPS and tweak settings if needed`,
    tips: ["Check BIOS for correct RAM and storage", "Update GPU drivers before benchmarking"], 
    warnings: ["Do not skip driver installation", "Avoid overclocking before testing stability"], 
    commonMistakes: [
      "Skipping BIOS checks",
      "Not testing each component for proper function",
    ],
    image: null,
    completed: false,
  },
];