@The_Muzaffar

The Greatest Technician Thats Ever Lived

@Kaillin

What really is annoying in pc building is the I/O shield, i wish all motherboards had it integrated,and possibly colored

@Zman2589

Doesnt matter how many pcs ive built ive always made that silly switch.

edit: lol damn drinking and typing on a keyboard with no autocorrect  lol i was meaning to say hated not made xD. thankfully yall are pretty chill xD

@blue03736

In those 10 seconds you go through every emotion. 😂

@sharpbloodgamer1534

I want this as well

@fluzzles

That's the funny switch. Makes you go through 5 stages of grief😂

@DJNeonistPurple

That lil switch is such an iconic thing, how could anyone possibly forget it

@suhelasadamitha

"Building a PC" can seem daunting, but it's a rewarding experience. Here's a breakdown of the process, focusing on key steps and considerations:
1. Planning and Component Selection:
 * Define your needs:
   * What will you use the PC for? (Gaming, work, general use)
   * What's your budget?
 * Choose your components:
   * CPU (Central Processing Unit): The "brain" of your PC. Intel and AMD are the main manufacturers.
   * Motherboard: The main circuit board that connects all components. Ensure it's compatible with your CPU.
   * RAM (Random Access Memory): Short-term memory for active tasks. More RAM means smoother multitasking.
   * GPU (Graphics Processing Unit): For gaming and graphics-intensive tasks. If you're not gaming, your CPU's integrated graphics might suffice.
   * Storage (SSD/HDD):
     * SSD (Solid State Drive): Fast storage for the operating system and frequently used programs.
     * HDD (Hard Disk Drive): Larger, more affordable storage for files.
   * PSU (Power Supply Unit): Provides power to all components. Ensure it has enough wattage for your system.
   * Case: Houses all the components. Choose one with good airflow.
   * CPU Cooler: Keeps your CPU from overheating.
 * Compatibility:
   * Use online tools like PCPartPicker to check component compatibility.
2. Tools and Preparation:
 * Phillips head screwdriver.
 * Anti-static wrist strap (recommended).
 * A clean, well-lit workspace.
 * Your motherboard manual.
3. Assembly:
 * Install the CPU:
   * Carefully align the CPU with the socket on the motherboard.
   * Lower the retention arm to secure it.
 * Install the RAM:
   * Align the notches on the RAM modules with the slots on the motherboard.
   * Push down until they click into place.
 * Install the SSD/HDD:
   * Mount the drives in the case's drive bays.
   * Connect the SATA cables to the drives and the motherboard.
 * Install the Motherboard:
   * Place the motherboard into the case, aligning the ports with the I/O shield.
   * Secure the motherboard with screws.
 * Install the CPU Cooler:
   * Follow the cooler's instructions for installation.
   * Apply thermal paste to the CPU (if necessary).
 * Install the GPU:
   * Insert the GPU into the PCIe slot on the motherboard.
   * Secure it with screws.
 * Install the PSU:
   * Place the PSU into the case.
   * Secure it with screws.
 * Connect the Cables:
   * Connect the power cables from the PSU to the motherboard, CPU, GPU, and drives.
   * Connect the case's front panel connectors to the motherboard.
 * Cable Management:
   * Tidy up the cables using zip ties or cable ties.
   * Ensure good airflow.
4. Final Steps:
 * Double-check all connections.
 * Close the case.
 * Connect peripherals (monitor, keyboard, mouse).
 * Install the operating system.
 * Install drivers.
Important Considerations:
 * Safety: Be careful when handling components, especially the CPU.
 * Static electricity: Ground yourself to prevent damage to components.
 * Motherboard manual: Refer to your motherboard manual for specific instructions.
 * Online resources: YouTube tutorials and online forums are invaluable resources.
I hope this helps!

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@LavaTheDino

Is that the Lian Li 011 😱 😂

@King.Phonk.666

That RTX 5080 🤤

@BeamRider721

That is an insane build I envy you so much crazy good

@shahinteymouri4472

I had the same issue 😂

@aadlane

"The greatest technician that's ever lived"

@diegovelasquez4478

Broo that case is sick, also i almost disembled my power supply but was the switch

@FN_Ev

That heart drop feeling when it doesn’t turn on is real

@АлексейМаксимов-б3г

У меня подобная ситуация была, только я провода от передней панели подключил к разъему usb на материнской плате😂

@MasGeneric

“I forgot to flip that silly power switch on”
“It still doesn’t turn on”

@Rubygingus

Your pc looks cool👍

@fazfrfn

now you need to update everything, install windows through ur usb card, install graphic card drivers, enter bios, set everything in the bios, get every new driver for your motherboard,
set fan speed on bios, check every part is correct ( if they sent you a wrong one) install a i/o shield (before installing the motherboard, if u have one preinstalled nice) CHECK IF YOUR WATERCOOLING ISNT LEAKING, set everything to perfection and atleast plug everything in + dont plug ur monitor to an hdmi port ( if u have a hdmi cable buy one at ex. ebay or smth ) plug ur monitor to the display port on your graphics card not on motherboard unless it wont show anything

@scotthamilton2416

Just bought the panorama from you guys, says It will be here on the 25th! Can’t wait!!