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"System Building Guide"

Was looking on the AMD site today and i came accross these great tutorials to download that they have made, showing you how to put on the heatsink and change it ect.

http://www.amd.com/us-en/Processors/ TechnicalResources/0,,30_182_9342,00.html

Pretty good if you are just starting out, i had nothing like this when i started building them.

Make sure you select the correct make though, Athlon, Duron ect.

Yea, i normally build on request, then the old bits that i have lying around i put together and sell.

Do you sell them or something?

How many computers have you guys built?

I think i just finished my 20th (about) one.

gamezfreak wrote:
> I suggest not cutting corners either.

And don't buy a cheap case, where the corners cut you :O)

I built my system with ease. You just require a few things, thats all: -

1. Common sense
2. A screwdriver
3. Be careful

If you've done everything correctly you'll have your system running in no time. I suggest not cutting corners either.

I found system building to be relatively easy, pretty much everything only its in one place and in one way. The most time consuming part (After downloading what feels like a million updates) is connecting everthing to the PSU.

Was looking on the AMD site today and i came accross these great tutorials to download that they have made, showing you how to put on the heatsink and change it ect.

http://www.amd.com/us-en/Processors/ TechnicalResources/0,,30_182_9342,00.html

Pretty good if you are just starting out, i had nothing like this when i started building them.

Make sure you select the correct make though, Athlon, Duron ect.