How to build your own multimedia PC computer cheap -Part 1/5
May 11th, 2010
www.geekteks.com – A step-by-step tutorial on how to build your own PC computer for under 00 using only parts from newegg.com. One of the most thorough tutorials I have seen to date! Part 1 = www.youtube.com Part 2/5 = www.youtube.com Part 3/5 = www.youtube.com Part 4/5 = www.youtube.com Part 5/5 = www.youtube.com
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but how do you know where to plug in the right cords ?? there’s a lot , power supply, fans, etc.
yeah i had the same problem when i first watched this video, but i am obsessed with computer hardware, and before, i watched this video multiple times for entertainment (yeah i am lame), and eventually you get used to it, and eventually you will know which cord goes where.
It is really confusing at first, but practice makes perfect.
i too like watching these videos
hopefully I’ll build many computers in the future
You will build computers later. just pay attention a lot, and watch a lot of these videos.
Is my PC build compatible?
–AMD phenom 955 II x4 quad-core
–500gb harddrive sata 3.0/gbs 7200rpm
–Coolermaster hyper tx3 gaming cpu fan
–Main:: Gigabyte MA790XT-UD4p
–4 gb ddr3/1600mhz(data series)
–Ati radeon 5770 1gb
–Corsair 750w CMPSU-750tx
Case:: NZXT Beta gaming mid-tower
You’re good to go, but the 750TX power supply seems to be a bit much for your build. Are you going to overclock or plan to add in a second graphics card?
I run a HX620W from Corsair myself, running two graphics cards (GTX 260 216SP and 9800GT) and an e8500 c0 CPU, everything overclocked, and it powers my rig just fine.
nice step-by-step video man! you did a really good job on explaining the steps, you went into alot of detail 5/5
What are the risk of making your own computer like system crash or system not comparable with other programs.
To get audio on a pc do you need a sound card?
@TheBlitzvideo
not really most motherboards have a built in sound chip thingy.
@TheBlitzvideo
Ussualy its integrated in the motherboard but if you want something more than listening MP3 and basic stuffs…. you may buy a good sound card
Most motherboards tend to have a pretty decent on board sound card so you dont need to buy your own card. People buy sound cards when they want really high quality sound most likely for surround sound or maybe if they work with music professionally.
Well now in 2010 u can afford taht PC for less than 500$ In Bulgaria
you can get a quad core and 4gb ram at 1600 with a 1gb graphics card for about £600
the low quality hurts my eyes
hasnt any1 ever told these people about static?
The bad components hurt mine…
arent you supposed to put the motherboard first?
lol floppy
@Mauser91
lol XD
@gemgem92 A good how to video will do you just fine. Assembling a computer nowadays is ridiculously easy. The hardest part is making sure your components are compatible. Actually putting it together is piss easy, way easier than most jigsaw puzzles.
I did some looking around on Google Shopping, and pieced together a gaming PC for $370.
S&H made it closer to $450, though.
even in 2007 $1000 for a multimedia pc wasn’t exactly cheap! really bad quality…
it never showed you what kind of motherboard to get. how you supposed to know what fits and what doesnt