Step 1: Safety
Before you begin, you must remember some safety precautions.
1. Use anti-static mat/wrist strap whenever possible.
2. Be aware of EMD.
3. Be aware of Power Supply. HIGH VOLTAGE CAN KILL YOU!
1. Use anti-static mat/wrist strap whenever possible.
2. Be aware of EMD.
3. Be aware of Power Supply. HIGH VOLTAGE CAN KILL YOU!
Step 2: The Parts You Will Need
You will need these parts:
1. Motherboard
2. CPU
3. Heat sink and fan for CPU
4. Ram
5. Power Supply
6. Case
7. HDD/SSD some sort of drive.
8. SATA cable (Not shown)
9. (Optional) Video Card
1. Motherboard
2. CPU
3. Heat sink and fan for CPU
4. Ram
5. Power Supply
6. Case
7. HDD/SSD some sort of drive.
8. SATA cable (Not shown)
9. (Optional) Video Card
Step 3: Insert CPU
Insert the CPU. Remember: This should be a zero force instillation. If it doesn't seat by its self, DON"T PUSH IT!
check if any of the pins are bent and that you have it positioned correctly.
check if any of the pins are bent and that you have it positioned correctly.
Step 4: CPU Heat Sink and Fan
Apply an amount of thermal paste to the CPU approximately the size of a grain of rice.
Attach the Heat sink and fan.
Attach the Heat sink and fan.
Step 6: Video Card
Depending on you build you may have a video card.
Determine what extension slot it goes in.
Insert video card.
Determine what extension slot it goes in.
Insert video card.
Step 7: Install Motherboard
Insert the standoffs according to your motherboard. Cases can usually support multiple different sizes of Motherboards.
Place motherboard on standoffs and screw in.
Place motherboard on standoffs and screw in.
Step 8: Insert Hard Drive
Check
how your hard drive is attached. Ours is a tool-less insertion. Others
may screw in, or have screws that screw into the hard drive and are used
as pins for a tool-less insertion system.
Step 9: Power Supply
Insert the power supply. screw it in if necessary.
Plug in the 24 pin connector to the motherboard.
Plug in the 4 pin connector to the motherboard.
Plug in the SATA power to the hard drive.
Plug in the power to the video card (if applicable)
Plug in the 24 pin connector to the motherboard.
Plug in the 4 pin connector to the motherboard.
Plug in the SATA power to the hard drive.
Plug in the power to the video card (if applicable)
Step 12: Cable Management
Adjust cables so they are out of the way of all components including fans.
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