October 25, 2011

Build A Computer From Scratch Step-By Step Hot !!!

Build a computer from scratch consists of several components that must be carefully chosen and installed to work with each other and have full compatibility and the best possible operation. Beyond the specific components of each computer that set it apart from any other, how to assemble a computer from the individual pieces is always the same in all cases and follows procedures that are repeated in all cases and that it is good to follow in correct order to be able to get a good result: a computer up and running! With this guide we will explain in general what are the processes you need to follow starting from the special case of a computer, but when you put your own hand, you will find that the guide also reflects your case, simply adapt the example to your particular situation. First get yourself a fairly large, unobstructed, stable, not too dusty, a place where you can conveniently littering all necessary components, a table should be fine but possibly cover it with a coating to prevent scratches and things like that ... Also electronic components like the CPU, RAM and motherboard can be damaged by electrostatic discharge. To avoid this problem:

Work surfaces that do not generate static electricity. If necessary, use cardboard as a base insulation or other material that does not generate static electricity.

Before touching an electronic component, touch a metal object that is in contact with the floor.

Also make sure to have on hand the manuals for all components. The same check must be made in assembling the necessary tools that are reduced to a simple screwdriver, because for all the rest are simply and hands.

First, it is a list of essential components that you have to provide to build a PC:

1. Homes
2. Power Supply
3. Motherboard (Motherboard)
4. CPU
5. CPU Cooler
6. Hard Drive
7. RAM
8. Optical Drive
9. Floppy disk drive (optional)
10. Video Card (some motherboards have a built-in)
11. Burner (optional)
12. Sound card (optional, motherboards have it built in)
13. Cables           ReadMore



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