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Today I am going to show you step by step procedure of computer assembly. So today's mission is to get something like this.
Let's start with a installation of a processor. First we need to unhook the hook for this type of socket.
After opening in one corner you can see a mark, it can be dot or arrow, that is used to place processor on right way. You need to rotate processor on that way that both marks (socket's and processor's) are in same corner.
After placing processor we need to attach cooler on the top of processor socket. When you bought new processor on it's cooler is already put thermal paste, if not you need to put a droplet of it. For installation of this type of cooler you just need to press all four corners.
For installation of a RAM everything you need to do is extract plastic that should keep it inside and then rotate RAM on only way how it can be placed and then push RAM inside till you see that plastics holds it.
Here you can see how installed RAM looks like and also you can see where you need to plug in cooler fan.
Next thing we need to do is to place motherboard inside case. Firstly we install back motherboard plate.
After that we need to place these specials screws on case where our motherboard has holes for screwing.
And then we put motherboard inside case and secure it with screws.
When is motherboard at it's place it is time to secure power supply and connect it to motherboard.
As you can see I connected 4 pin connector for processor and 24pin connector for motherboard.
Next thing to do is to install all sata drives. ( DVD , SSD, HDD ). All these devices needs sata power cable and sata data cable. Data cable is connected to motherboard.
Next thing to do is to connect graphic card and front panel ( Power switch, Reset switch, Power led, HDD led, HD audio, USB 2.0, USB 3.0)
After I connected everything it is time to do testing power on. As you can see picture showed up!
All that remains is to close case and install favourite OS.
Final product:
When I installed Windows 10 I run Passmark 9 benchmark and here you can see results.
Big thanks to everyone who scrolled down to this point :D
Throw back:
Office computer - Episode 1
Office computer - Episode 2