How Do You Build A Custom PC?
Buying standard computers from stores limit users from upgrading their systems later. Home-built PCs, however, give them the features they need within their budgets. Assembling such custom machines may not be the most affordable of activities, but the personalized systems will be guaranteed to last longer as their creators, already familiarized with their productions, can diagnose each hardware- and software-related error. Open up the front, sides and top consoles of the case and lay out all the pieces for the computer assembly on a table. Read the manual as well. Install the motherboard after first replacing the case’s stock plate with a custom one that came with the part. Screw in the basic connectors that include the power LED, case speaker, hard-disk activity light and the reset switch. Mount the CPU into the motherboard socket. Then attach the cooling fan and the heat sink into the CPU bracket securely. Insert RAM modules into the memory slots. Proper installation means hearing a
