Do-It-Yourself Guide: How to Assemble a PC

Typical PC Assembling Problems

by Yaroslav Lyssenko

[ 08/17/2006 | 11:59 PM ]

It may be of no use for users purchased their system completely and fully assembled, but for build-it-yourself adorers, the small article posted on Hardware Secrets may prove more than helpful.

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In this article the author describes typical problems that may appear during PC hardware parts assembling, the consequences they may cause and the solutions, that will ensure proper PC components operation. 

“If you want to ensure that you won’t face overheating, random crashes (resets and the infamous “Blue Screen of Death”) and performance issues with your PC you should check whether it is assembled 100% correctly or not. In this tutorial we will show you where to look for assembling errors on your PC,” starts the guide at Hardware Secrets.

The guide addresses the following:

• Static
• Cables
• Thermal grease
• Case dimensions and additional fans installation
• Mainboard installation
• Optical and hard disk drives cable setup
• Memory modules timings and settings

Link:

• Hardware Secrets: Typical PC Assembling Problems.