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Complete manual on how to put together a PC

Discussion in 'Other Hardware' started by palmboy5, Jan 19, 2003.

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  1. palmboy5 Newcomer, in training

    On another forum, some ***** wants to try putting together his own custom PC...

    his first try was screwed...
    he had a Celeron/PIII mobo, RDRAM, and an AMD Athlon 2200+:eek: :rolleyes: :rolleyes: :rolleyes:

    i tried to explain everything (he had a hard time believing mobos have a max ram limit...:rolleyes: )
    it turns out im not simple enough, im already getting a headache, can you people put together a good manual on how to do it, or give a nice site for it?
    palmboy5, Jan 19, 2003
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  2. Vehementi TechSpot Paladin

    To answer your question, search Google for one. Countless others have been made and someone here doesn't really need to waste their time to write one up.

    Heh, spoke too soon, we do have one, but it doesn't really delve into the down and dirty details of assembling your own PC, more of a suggestions thread to people who already know how -> Tips for builders
    Vehementi, Jan 19, 2003
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  3. young&wild TechSpot Chancellor

    Some people are just too hard to convince, in other words they are stubborn. What they personally feel is always right on their part. It's a good thing you didn't lose you patience.
    young&wild, Jan 19, 2003
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  4. Phantasm66 Newcomer, in training

    I wouldn't worry too much about technical disagreements with someone who tried to pair an Intel CPU based board with an AMD CPU.... I've met these types before, they know nothing but try to pretend that they know it all. They usually make fundamental mistakes. Like one guy I knew always called a drive a "file", and would not listen to reason that he was wrong. Don't waste your time with such a person. They are not worth the effort. There's plenty more computing knowledge to gain for yourself with your precious time.
    Phantasm66, Jan 20, 2003
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  5. NV30 Newcomer, in training

    Buildpc.net
    NV30, Jan 20, 2003
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  6. RustyZip TechSpot Paladin

    RustyZip, Jan 20, 2003
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  7. xerox Newcomer, in training

    xerox, Apr 2, 2004
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  8. bakertime361 Newcomer, in training

    bad link xerox
    bakertime361, Apr 26, 2004
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  9. young&wild TechSpot Chancellor

    are you sure barkertime361?

    I have clicked on it and it worked flawlessly.
    young&wild, Apr 27, 2004
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  10. generals277 Newcomer, in training

    Im a computer noob who learned everything I know about serious computer installation over a period of a week, and this site kicks a lot of... nose...
    generals277, May 1, 2005
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  11. poertner_1274 secroF laicepS topShceT

    Thank you. Feel free to ask any questions you have about computers. We're here to help :)

    BTW
    :wave:Welcome to TechSpot:wave:
    poertner_1274, May 1, 2005
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  12. swker98 TechSpot Paladin

    did u ever end up helping that person on the other site, or did u give up
    swker98, May 1, 2005
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  13. Sleepy88 Newcomer, in training

    Sleepy88, May 2, 2005
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