How to Create a PC Step by Step

Part 1 - Arrival

The PC arrived boxed up and ready to build with each individual part in a different packaging naming its specification and what it is.

Part 2 - Case and Motherboard screws

The first task to is to remove the sides from your case and proceed to screw in the motherboard gold screws on which the motherboard will be secured.

Part 3 - The motherboard

 This is a motherboard and will sit ontop of the gold input screws you just screwed in once the motherboard has been seated and is lined up with the screw holes you need to screw the motherboard into the gold input screws you just put in. this will then secure the motherboard to the case.

Part 4 - the HDD (Hard disc drive)

 The hard disc drive Sits in one of the tower screw holder slots to the right hand side of the case above^.

It takes four screws to hold it in place and needs a power cable and a data transfer cable such as Sata or an older version of moving data is good.

This is the part of the computer you install your OS system too.

Part 4 - CPU/Processor

The cpu comes in its own individual box and is carefully packaged to make sure no damage comes to the CPU as it is packaged.

First of all you have to release the holding mechanism for the seating by moving the piece of metal to one side then you can lift the casing and place the CPU in the slot.

then you have to place the casing over the top of the CPU and move the metal lever to the locked position.

Part 5 - DVDR drive

The next step is to place in the DVDR drive, it slots straight in the front with no fuss and takes four screws, two on each side of the PC.

This hardware requires power and a data cable to function properly and will write all your discs so that you place information onto a variety of Compact discs.

Part 6 - RAM (Random access memory)

Random access memory is the bit of the computer that is used to sotre all kinds of temorary memory.
when you switch your pc OFF your RAM is cleared ready for when you power on your PC the next time.
You computer uses RAM everytime you open a program or browse the internet, its to increase the speed at which your computer things.

It sits in the designated RAM slot on your motherboard and most modern motherboards have 2 RAM slots in the picture above you can clearly see the ram stick in its slot with a second empty slot just above it.

USB/ audio

Power SW /HDD led/ Reset

Sata cables

Sata cables continued

FAN

power supply

graphics card