Building Your Own PC (Computer Assembly)

Self-building your very own computer is widely and common practices now a days because of its economical impact. With this, you really save much more money. Above all you can build and specify your own choice of hardwares list and components. Although computers in the market this time are becoming cheaper and cheaper because of the competition, the only challenge is mostly advantageous and beneficial to those people exploring their knowledge in action and interested of assembling their own PC and becoming real pc technician maybe someday, unless you yourself or somebody else purchase a components list and do it yourself or ask someone to build it for you, free of charge or not. However, building pc yourself without any idea how it is going to work is really risky for you and for your computer devices, and it is quite complicated. Anyhow, that is why this site is introduced for you to help fix and build your own Pc through the Step by Step graphical configuration upon installing devices and components from scratch, to gain experience or much eager to crave more in advance troubleshooting and repairing PC in the future.

Tools necessary are complicated for the safety of the components but basically you can have - A Philips screwdriver, needle-nose pliers, but I suggest the recommended technician tool kit for computer repair and troubleshooting that you can buy on any computer stores or eclectronic shops together with anti-static tools, like the wrist-strap to avoid damaging components. also you must have multimeter for power testing and troubleshooting for any problems than can occur resulting computer and hardware failure. Before you actually open the case, you should unplug the power supply from the wall and make sure you wear your anti static tools to be properly grounded. Static electricity, even from your body, can seriously damage the components inside the computer if you are not careful enough. The best way to ground yourself is to use a wrist strap every time you open your computer or touch anything inside that is connected to the case or chassis. But you can achieve the same result by touching the chassis or the power supply unit each time before handling a component. This has been a traditional practice as a basic and manual tools by other technicians. Here is some example of anti-static wrist strap.

Before working and touching any components inside the computer, make sure you wear your wrist strap and connect the alligator clip to any metal part on your chassis or case.

For best result, you might want to invest and buy an anti-static mat so that you can just lay all your equipments and components down on the mat for easy working and to avoid damages on your stuff.

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