How to Build a Computer - Step by Step (With Photos)

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How to Build a Computer

This was a well done project I'm most impressed with it. Well done. Here's a pic of my project.
 

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it is very difficult to see your picture m8, if you host it on photobucket.com it would be much easier to see

oh and i never saw this post before either, but if i get to buy this board now i have a complete manual on where everything is!
 
Nice work, that will really help out some beginners just getting started. Thanks for taking the time to post all that!
 
Wow, nice guide. I hope you don't mind but I copy pasted most of it into word documents for future off-line reference ;), it really was that good.
 
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I don't mind at all, hopefully this forum stays up for a while though so it will be here for a while.
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This forum is great and this thread is a really good start for the new people that are wanting to build.
 
best one ive seen before, no comp...

but.....

for the real noobies (no offence)

there was no mention of the back plates on the LGA775 intel socket.

My first upgrade from skt478 to skt775 was un aware of this and screwed in mobo then had to unscrew it
 
ameharhughes said:
there was no mention of the back plates on the LGA775 intel socket.

My first upgrade from skt478 to skt775 was un aware of this and screwed in mobo then had to unscrew it
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I'm not sure what motherboard/heatsink you were using, but I have never needed to mess with the backplate on any LGA775-based system using the stock cooler, most aftermarkets use a similar design where they are simply pushed down into the holes. However the cooler I have now needs a special backplate, and the cooler actually screws into it.
 
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