Building Your Own Computer,Video Tutorial - (Malestrom)

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Why should I build my own personal computer?

I guess for most of us computer geeks and geeklings, the truthful answer to that question is "because we like to," or "because it's fun." But there are
actually quite a few other advantages to building your own computer. For example:

You can build your computer exactly how you want it, as best fits your computing needs. When you build your own computer, it truly is a "personal"
computer. Building a PC is an educationally rewarding experience that can enrich a person's knowledge of and appreciation for applied math, electronics, and physics. Sometimes a homebuilt computer can be less expensive than a comparably equipped store-bought computer, especially if you start with a barebones computer kit. Building computers is an enjoyable hobby with the potential to lead to a career. In fact, many IT professionals got their start by building their own computers.

Contents at a Glance:

Why build your own computer?
What tools and components are required?
Safety and ESD rules you should follow.
How to select a case and power supply.
How to install a motherboard.
How to select and install a CPU.
How to install RAM.
How to install expansion boards.
How to install a video interface.
How to install a floppy diskette drive.
How to select and install a hard drive.
How to install an optical media drive.
How to install a mouse and keyboard.
How to use the CMOS Setup program.
How to install Windows XP.

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was ok... some info is obsolete
thanks