Please help

[Jman4004]

I wanna make a computer but I can't find a tutorial to wire it all up any suggestions 

[Frugivore8894]

3 minutes ago, Jman4004 said:

I wanna make a computer but I can't find a tutorial to wire it all up any suggestions 

Have you tried the channel that owns this forum? 

[Middcore]

There are, probably not exaggerating here, hundreds of PC build guide tutorial videos on YouTube. 

[mr cheese]

this is one of those lost internet users thing... like the forum is literally devoted to a youtube channel with its own build guides...

[Jman4004]

18 minutes ago, Frugivore8894 said:

Have you tried the channel that owns this forum? 

I have, but in all of them he doesn't go into detail

 

[Middcore]

Just now, Jman4004 said:

I have, but in all of them he doesn't go into detail

 

 

Perhaps you could elaborate on what specific parts of the process you are unclear on.

[Jman4004]

1 minute ago, Middcore said:

 

Perhaps you could elaborate on what specific parts of the process you are unclear on.

Wiring up all the pins

Like the 24 pin power one

 

[Middcore]

1 minute ago, Jman4004 said:

Wiring up all the pins

Like the 24 pin power one

 

 

You connect it to the 24 pin header on the motherboard.

 

No other header looks remotely like it, and there is a clip that only allows it to go in one way (or at least it will be immediately obvious if you're trying to put it in backwards). 

 

It's possibly the simplest part of cabling/wiring.

 

Anything else?

[RAM555789]

Every cable on your PSU should be labled as well as the ports on the motherboard, and your motherboard manual will also include this. The 24-in, 8/4 pin CPU cable in the top left, sata power cables for drives, should all be obvious and covered in videos. The hardest cables are usually front panel connectors. This is a decent video if you just need to know those.
Front Panel Connectors On Motherboard - Easy Beginners Full PC Building Tutorial - Pt 19 - YouTube

[Jman4004]

Pin

2 minutes ago, Jman4004 said:

Wiring up all the pins

Like the 24 pin power one

 

 

4 minutes ago, Middcore said:

 

Perhaps you could elaborate on what specific parts of the process you are unclear on.

 

1 minute ago, Middcore said:

 

You connect it to the 24 pin header on the motherboard.

 

No other header looks remotely like it, and there is a clip that only allows it to go in one way (or at least it will be immediately obvious if you're trying to put it in backwards). 

 

It's possibly the simplest part of cabling/wiring.

 

Anything else?

Do you have a tutorial I'm sorry but that was just an example of what I was thinking of I mean like all of the wiring for a intel

[tkitch]

4 minutes ago, Jman4004 said:

Wiring up all the pins

Like the 24 pin power one

 

you buy a power supply, and it has all 24 pins wired already into a handy harness.

 

You go 'click' and it's plugged in.

[RAM555789]

Just now, Jman4004 said:

wiring for a intel

AMD and Intel are gonna be wired exactly the same. Ever computer is gonna have the main large 24 pin on the left side, the only difference is if you have an 8 pin or 4 pin connection in the top left and these are usually square shaped and the only wire connections in the top left.

Also LTT has a first person POV video where hes puts a computer together this is right after the cable management he did.

 

[Jman4004]

4 minutes ago, RAM555789 said:

AMD and Intel are gonna be wired exactly the same. Ever computer is gonna have the main large 24 pin on the left side, the only difference is if you have an 8 pin or 4 pin connection in the top left and these are usually square shaped and the only wire connections in the top left.

Also LTT has a first person POV video where hes puts a computer together this is right after the cable management he did.

 

Thanks this will work great

 

[RAM555789]

2 minutes ago, Jman4004 said:

Thanks this will work great

Also do want to note, cable management is not super necessary unless your looking for the best possible temps and are overclocking. I've done plenty of "rats nests" where all my cables are just a mess towards the bottom of the case and come up to where they need to go.

[Guest]

12 minutes ago, RAM555789 said:

cable management is not super necessary unless your looking for the best possible temps and are overclocking. 

Not really, unless you have a case with minimal airflow, and have cable spaghetti blocking most of it.

[Jman4004]

14 minutes ago, RAM555789 said:

Also do want to note, cable management is not super necessary unless your looking for the best possible temps and are overclocking. I've done plenty of "rats nests" where all my cables are just a mess towards the bottom of the case and come up to where they need to go.

OK thanks for the info