Installing a desktop
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The document provides step-by-step instructions for installing the components of a desktop computer. It outlines 10 steps: 1) installing the power supply, 2) inserting RAM, 3) positioning the CPU and heat sink, 4) placing the motherboard, 5) adding adapter cards, 6) installing internal drives like the HDD, 7) inserting external drives, 8) connecting power cables, 9) attaching the front panel, and 10) routing external cables. The instructions provide details for properly placing each component and connecting necessary cables in the computer case.
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Installing a desktop
- 1. Installing a desktop By Jake Alflatt
- 2. Step 1- Power Supply You start off by putting the power supply in the allotted slot The add the screws
- 3. Step 2- RAM Insert the RAM in the allotted slots Push it down so the clips go in place
- 4. Step 3- CPU & Heat Sink Put the gold corner in line with the socket Put the cover over the cpu then clip the metal bar in place Put thermal compound on top of the cpu Put the plug in its socketPut the heat sink on top & push the pins down
- 5. Step 4- Motherboard Insert the mother board in the position shown
- 6. Step 5- Adapter cards Insert the adapter cards in the slots then add the screws
- 7. Step 6- Internal drives Insert the HDD in the position shown then add screw
- 8. Step 7- External drives Insert the two drives in the positions shown then add screws
- 9. Step 8- Power cables Insert the cables in the sockets shown
- 10. Step 8 continued- Power cables
- 11. Step 9- Pannel
- 12. Step 10- External cables Put all the cables in the position shown
- 13. Done