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Build Your Own Computer

Choosing a case

Choosing a motherboard and processor 

Choosing computer memory

Choosing a DVD/CD player

Choosing a hard drive 

Choosing graphics card

Choosing a sound card

Choosing a keyboard and mouse

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Install Motherboard in Case: Build Computers

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Build Computers:
Step 6: Install Motherboard in Case


Before starting your installation, make sure that you wear an anti-static wrist strap that is properly grounded to protect motherboard from static electricity. Click here for a great price on an anti-static wrist strap.

First, match the mounting holes in the motherboard with the holes in the Computer Case. The brass or aluminum standoffs that came with your case mounting hardware should be used to support the motherboard at the corners and in the center.

Install the standoffs and ensure that they are properly tightened but not over-tightened.

Install motherboard with screws supplied. After installation, check to ensure that the motherboard is not touching the case and that there are no metal standoffs or screws left on the motherboard or anywhere that could cause a short circuit on power-up.

 

Build Computers Steps

Step 1: Inspect Your Case
Step 2: Inspect Your Motherboard
Step 3: Install the Processor and Heat Sink/Fan
Step 4: Install Memory
Step 5: Install Internal Drives
Step 6: Install Motherboard in Computer Case
Step 7: Connect Front Panel Switches/LEDs/Speaker
Step 8: Connect Power Supply Cable to Motherboard
Step 9: Install Video Card
Step 10: Install Sound Card
Step 11: Connect Peripheral to Back Pane
Step 12: Post Assembly Check
Step 13: Configure Motherboard Bios-Build Computers
Step 14: Test Boot Your Computer System-Build Computers
Step 15: Partition and Format Hard Drive-Build Computers
Build Computers Step 16: Install Operating System-Build Computers

 

  
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