The Perfect Steps for Assembling a computer all by yourself

Oct. 16, 2010 - PRLog -- Want to make your computer assembly all by yourself? So you need to buy your Computer Assembly Parts(http://www.pickegg.com/wholesale/Computer-Assembly-Parts.html）at first. And if you follow 7 steps below, which can save you a lot of time, money and also can make your computer assembly go much smooth.

1.   Decide what you need the computer for?

Before you building a new computer, you need to find a reason for what you need the computer to do for you. Over-kill can be a big waste of money. Not to buy a 300.00 U.S. dollars video card for a system, if you only use it for internet surf or doing some basic office work.

2. Decided to establish the platform

There are 2 main computer platforms, they are AMD and Intel. Both of them have their own advantages and disadvantages.  Select a platform you like to establish to build on, it is a totally a personal opinion for choosing one of them.

3. Research the Motherboard based on the platform you chosen

You may have already chosen the platform for building on, the next import thing is to study the specific motherboard based on platform (AMD or Intel) to ensure that all the options that you need, such as DDR or DDR3 dim the DDR2, PCIe Slots, quantity, 2.0 connections are included on the motherboard you choose.

4. Research the processor based on platform you chosen

Again, Over-kill can be a big waste of money, so if you never need to do multi-task, you no need to use the multi-core processor. A single one may fits your needs.

5. Research other devices - memory, video cards, hard drives, monitors, DVD / CD, floppy, case and power supply modules, keyboard and mouse -

After you have decided your platform, motherboard and processor, the next, you need to research the other ingredients, to ensure everything is needed for your motherboard, power supply line of your choice is appropriate.

6. Double check the compatibility of all components

To double check your motherboard specifications is always a good idea, to check with the verify compatibility of each component. For example, ATX motherboard must be a case to support the ATX form factor, etc.).

7. List all the components and do the price comparisons -

Select the part you intend to use on a new computer and also check everything is compatible, you will want to make a list each part, then if you comparing the price, you will it is very different between each part depends on different store you shop.

Finish all these steps seems like there is a lot of work to do, but they can save you a lot of money and headache things when it comes to finding the best brand of PC hardware, while at the same time you will also be learning more about how to assemble a computer.

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