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This guide provides a comprehensive overview of building a computer from scratch, covering planning, assembly, and setup. It details the necessary components, workspace preparation, and step-by-step installation processes for hardware and software. Additionally, it includes troubleshooting tips for common issues encountered during the build.

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Computer-Assembly-Procedures

This guide provides a comprehensive overview of building a computer from scratch, covering planning, assembly, and setup. It details the necessary components, workspace preparation, and step-by-step installation processes for hardware and software. Additionally, it includes troubleshooting tips for common issues encountered during the build.

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johnrib.cananga001
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Computer

Assembly
Procedures
Building a computer from scratch is an exciting and rewarding
process. This guide will walk you through each step, from gathering
components to troubleshooting. With patience and attention to
detail, you'll have a custom-built PC in no time.

by ETHER CSS
Introduction: Overview of
the Process
1 Planning
Research and select compatible components for your
build. Consider your budget and intended use.

2 Assembly
Follow a step-by-step process to put components
together. Pay attention to proper connections.

3 Setup
Install the operating system and necessary drivers. Test
all functions thoroughly.
Gathering the Necessary
Components
1 Core Components 2 Power and Cooling
CPU, motherboard, RAM, Select an appropriate
and storage are essential. power supply and cooling
Choose compatible parts solution. Consider future
for optimal performance. upgrades when choosing.

3 Peripherals
Don't forget the case, monitor, keyboard, and mouse. These
complete your build.
Setting Up the Workspace
Anti-Static Precautions Proper Lighting
Use an anti-static mat and Ensure good overhead and
wristband. These protect task lighting. Clear visibility
sensitive components from helps prevent mistakes
electrostatic discharge. during assembly.

Tool Organization
Keep screwdrivers, thermal paste, and zip ties handy. An
organized workspace speeds up assembly.
Installing the Motherboard
and Processor
Prepare the Case
Install standoffs in the case. These provide proper
spacing for the motherboard.

CPU Installation
Carefully place the CPU in the socket. Align notches and
avoid touching pins.

Secure Motherboard
Lower the motherboard onto standoffs. Secure with
screws, being careful not to overtighten.
Installing RAM and Storage Devices
RAM Installation SSD Mounting HDD Connection

Align RAM with slots. Press firmly Secure SSD in drive bay. Use Connect SATA and power cables.
until it clicks into place. proper screws to prevent vibration. Ensure snug fit for reliable data
transfer.
Connecting the Power Supply

24-Pin Connector
Connect main power to motherboard. Ensure it's fully seated and locked.

CPU Power
Locate and connect CPU power. Usually 4 or 8-pin connector near CPU socket.

SATA Power
Connect power to storage devices. Use cable management for neat appearance.
Connecting Peripheral
Devices
Device Connection Type Notes

Monitor HDMI/DisplayPort Connect to GPU if


available

Keyboard/Mouse USB Use USB 2.0 ports


if available

Speakers 3.5mm jack Color-coded for


easy identification
Installing the Operating
System
1 BIOS Setup
Enter BIOS and set boot order. Ensure installation
media is first priority.

2 OS Installation
Follow on-screen prompts to install OS. Choose custom
settings for more control.

3 Driver Updates
Install latest drivers for all components. This ensures
optimal performance and compatibility.
Troubleshooting and
Problem-Solving
1 No Power 2 No Display
Check all power Verify monitor connection
connections. Ensure PSU and power. Reseat RAM
switch is on and outlet is and graphics card if
working. necessary.

3 Boot Errors
Listen for beep codes. Consult motherboard manual to
interpret and resolve issues.

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