How To Build A Computer Your Very Own Computer

How To Build Your Very Own Computer

Are there any step-by-step instructions on how to build your own computer on the net free? Please let me know , I tried looking but to no avail, thanks all

 

Re: How To Build Your Very Own Computer

thanks so much, that website is really helpful, i went to check it out and it has alot of good stuff to begin making a computer, i will start building this year def

 

are there any free sites step by step

 

GOTO google... its search is VERY good....

If you need any good resourses .. AMD offers a Video on how to install a heatsink, take one off, and comparision od Paste VR Pad....

http://www.tigerdirect.ca/applications/SearchTools/item-details.asp?EdpNo=586899&Tab=9&NoMapp=0

 

Just a quick note........ When building a new PC please visit reviewing sites to find out the pro's & con's of each hardware component ! This is important !!!!!

 

Best way to build a comp? I like the "getting a friend to build it method". This way, if anything goes wrong you can blame him....hehehe.

Truthfully though, they all need the basic components, such as a tower, power supply, motherboard, CPU, RAM, hard drive, CD-Rom, and modem. A good place to start is to get a bare bones system from a company, such as Tiger Direct or even EBAY. Once you have the tower with the power supply, motherboard, and CPU, you can build from it based off the required specs for the motherboard.

 

i have done it

i bought a barebones off ebay - and i took all the stuff off my old hp pavilion, and put it on my barebones, and its gnarly now. its see through, and it has a twice as better processor

anways - my processor socket is a 370 pin, and i cant find any better processors than like 1.4 ghz. I want the highest that I could get - preferably in the 2-4ghz range. Is there any better processors out there for a socket 370, or is there like a converter?


thanks

 

wow good job dude! hope everything goes well

 

I don't know if there's any adaptors but you certainly won't get faster than 1.4GHz off of a standard socket 370 processor - socket 370 was designed for Intel Pentium III and Celeron processors - after 1.4GHz, you're into Pentium 4 territory which is a whole different ball game.

 

You could see if there's an Evergreen upgrade processor available but, from what I can see on their technical site, it appears that the fastest socket 370 upgrade processor they do is still only 1.3GHz. Try downloading their System Information Utility (looks at your PC and tells you what options you've got) from http://www.Evertech.com.

 

djnafey knows his stuff!

 

Yes. lol

 

how's that ultimate step-by-step guide coming?

 

oh, ok, good job D-A-L. i got one word for you:

sweet

 

D-A-L's the Man!