How To Build A Computer

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The building of a computer is an easy task to do, after buying all correct parts and software. A computer is a very complicated machine, so you must be gentle when handling the different parts. When building your own computer, make sure you are grounded from electricity, on a sturdy table or bench, and with an accessible power source. First, start by unscrewing all the screws that hold the base of your case to your cover. The case may be a little stuck, but ease it out with a screwdriver or thumbs. If a power supply come with your box, you can skip this step otherwise you will need to install it. Depending on the size of the box you purchased, you may want to leave the power supply out of your box until you finished installing

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