6 PC building tips

[chitranjan]

Hope these will help anyone who is new to custom PC builds.

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Compatibility
Always check the compatibility of your products with each other if you want the best performance.

Check Product Manual
In case of any problem do check youtube or your manual

Check every Part
Roughly assemble your PC to check any problem with any part.

Ground Yourself
Don't turn your PC parts into dust group yourself before dealing with Your PC parts from Electrostatic Discharge (ESD)

Good Air Flow
Parts which are cooled well will perform well and even have a good life expectancy.

Never push it Hard
PC parts are sensitive and can get damaged easily, so if any part is not getting into place check it twice and if it still creating problem then maybe that is not compatible with the other part.

[Unhelpful]

Always remember to put the standoffs in before attempting to put in the motherboard. I did that my first build >_>

[Jvagle875]

That last one though... Sometimes you just gotta force it.

[Paralectic]

It's common knowledge for us PC builders, mmh.

[brownninja97]

If its not working, HIT IT WITH A FU**ING HAMMER, i remember when i saw a meme with that, i nearly had incapacitated myself. Honestly for building pcs i think its best to watch a video, someone like carey holzman, shows you everything , may take an hour but its better to be prepared. 

[ShadowCaptain]

if at first you dont succeed, bribe your friend over to do it

[gibbsy81]

If you think your going to break something or something isn't right there's no shame in reading the manual or looking up a youtube video.

[fringie]

6Th one, PC's without RAM ftw .

 

Tbh, I don't get why people are like you must be grounded. It can damage your PC but that's just if you handle the parts inappropriately and even then I've made a few mistakes before and I'm yet to damage a part due to electro static.

 

@ Don't push your PC too hard. People's definition of pushing it too hard vary and I'd personally say it's ok to push it hard as long as your not reckless. Some parts are meant to be pushed hard and most can handle a lot.

[DBells94]

regarding the last one, sometimes a little bit of force is required

[Xquisite]

Nice, but you should elaborate just a little further.

[ViruZ_HUN]

Hope these will help anyone who is new to custom PC builds.

Source Here

Compatibility

Always check the compatibility of your products with each other if you want the best performance.

Check Product Manual

In case of any problem do check youtube or your manual

Check every Part

Roughly assemble your PC to check any problem with any part.

Ground Yourself

Don't turn your PC parts into dust group yourself before dealing with Your PC parts from Electrostatic Discharge (ESD)

Good Air Flow

Parts which are cooled well will perform well and even have a good life expectancy.

Never push it Hard

PC parts are sensitive and can get damaged easily, so if any part is not getting into place check it twice and if it still creating problem then maybe that is not compatible with the other part.

Let me fix this for you:

 

Compatibility

Shorter answer, ask on LTT forums instead.

Check Product Manual

Manual is for noobs - Linus

Check every Part

Roughly assemble your PC to check any problem with any part.

Ground Yourself

Don't turn your PC parts into dust group yourself before dealing with Your PC parts from Electrostatic Discharge (ESD)

Good Air Flow

Parts which are cooled well will perform well and even have a good life expectancy.

Never push it Hard

PC parts are sensitive and can get damaged easily, so if any part is not getting into place check it twice and if it still creating problem then maybe that is not compatible with the other part.

[Tam3n]

I hate it how some connectors are so stiff... Sometimes you need to use a tiny bit of force.