How to build, upgrade, or repair, your own PC Computer
Yes, www.geekteks.com repairs PC’s but here is a video that someone else upped in regards to how to build your own. I thought it was fairly instructional.
Yes, www.geekteks.com repairs PC’s but here is a video that someone else upped in regards to how to build your own. I thought it was fairly instructional.
PC Computer = Personal Computer Computer. GJ!
Its called the motherboard, not the mainboard.
Great video! Very usefull!
Nice computer by the way
perfect, thanks.
@bygmikeee yes he grounds himself then he uses a magnetic driver. mmm
bro you did it too fast
I’m not sure, but isn’t it bad to use a screw driver with the magnet at the end. I know it’s convenient to just pick up the screws, but can’t the magnetism damage the parts inside? Can someone please answer?
How much for the computer? Give you a Tenner
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nice video
Thanks for this cos im a computer nerd in training lol, so this was very useful.
Thanks for the upload.
:/ No.. Embarassing, i know.
You don’t know what motherboard standoffs are…?
@noonoopoopoo Brass WHATS? …?
@EricVaiHendri It will work.
okay i just have to know (please help me out with this) will this video work with every type of motherboard?. basically if i got a different motherboard would this not work?
@YourHowToChannel
I sure did,
Professionals don’t use brass standoffs. You have an IQ of twelve if you DON’T use them.
A real professional would use brass standoffs!
@splaakgeblek OK, you don’t attach it to your motherboard. There should be a 6 pin, dual row lead coming from your power supply (the semi-large box that you plug the power into). That’s all you really need to do to install it.
Awesome video, someone could really learn a lot of knowledge watching this!
i’m not so good at this stuff but i’m going to buy an ATI 4870HD RADEON but there is something that looks tika an 6 pin connector at the back of the card.. i’ve been told that’s for the cooling fan but how/where do i attach it to my motherboard, and do i get an cable to do that with thecard..? please help!
@zacblackbow i recommend waiting a bit, amd is coming out with the new 8xx chipsets that will support the new 6 core cpus, you dont want to be in this same position in 2-3 years when that shiny new triple or quad core cpu feels slugish and have to buy a whole new system! what i would do is wait for the new motherboards, and get a tricore cpu(like the 435) and overclock it, then get a six core in 2-3 years… oh, and graphics card prices will drop like a stone when nvidia finally releases fermi.
@thebeetalls The Quad was indeed a Q6600 and the Dual core E4400. I later found the Mobo does not Support the FSB and thus pointless to continue trying out Quad. It’s working fine with the Dual Core again. =) I’ll now build a new system to house my New Hobby of Gaming.
Starting with AMD for money is a little tight right now.
@thebeetalls i don’t know, it might be from the gpu, i don’t have a fan over it because its an old pine something, and i had another video card that i thought i will never use anymore and i thew it away, but i don’t think its from the gpu, the motherboard is a a7v8x-x from asus, and i have 2 beeps, one short and one short that sounds like 2, but i don’t know if “long beep” means beeeep or beep and a big gap between them. I don’t really need it but i think it would be nice to have a secondary com