How Do You Make A New Computer Using An Old Motherboard?
Recycling computer parts between builds is a cost-efficient way to upgrade your PC without having to spend big bucks on all new components. Keeping your motherboard will naturally limit the performance of your new PC, as you will be relegated to using the same processor class, memory type, and video input as before, but it can still allow for substantial wiggle-room when it comes to upgrading a new PC based on the shell of the old. Step 1 Choose a processor that is compatible with the socket type of the old motherboard, mounting it on the motherboard by using the accompanying instructions. To check the socket type, look on the motherboard itself or read the accompanying instruction manual. Only a processor of the correct socket type will fit into the motherboard, so be sure you have it right before making a purchase. Step 2 Purchase memory (RAM) that is compatible with the motherboard, inserting it in the memory slots located next to the processor slot. This should be labeled within yo
