Need help and a question

[SamuelRadko]

Hello, I'm going to buy new case, the case I choose is CoolerMaster Cosmos SE.

 

Now I know pretty much everything on computers, but when I'm going to buy this case I will be needed to take all of my older PC parts and put them in the new case.

 

My problem is that I'm afraid to destroy a part while I'm installing. Because there's allot of cables and other staff that I don't want to touch. What should I do, I can wait for my dad to come back and do it for me but the problem is that he going to be back 6 months from now, and I need the new case because my GPU and CPU are over heating, because I don't have any cooling systems in my correct case.

 

 

 

And I wanted to ask. If someone have Razer Blackwidow 2014 ultimate with the green switches. Is it good because I'm going to buy it next week and the Nagga 2014 as well. Like I want to know if the key switches are really good.

 

 

 

Thank you,

Samuel Radko 

[NannerBeans]

Just find a build video on youtube and follow that. Also I would get a keyboard with real cherry switches instead of the Razer. 

[Madluri]

Hello, I'm going to buy new case, the case I choose is CoolerMaster Cosmos SE.

 

Now I know pretty much everything on computers, but when I'm going to buy this case I will be needed to take all of my older PC parts and put them in the new case.

 

My problem is that I'm afraid to destroy a part while I'm installing. Because there's allot of cables and other staff that I don't want to touch. What should I do, I can wait for my dad to come back and do it for me but the problem is that he going to be back 6 months from now, and I need the new case because my GPU and CPU are over heating, because I don't have any cooling systems in my correct case.

 

 

 

And I wanted to ask. If someone have Razer Blackwidow 2014 ultimate with the green switches. Is it good because I'm going to buy it next week and the Nagga 2014 as well. Like I want to know if the key switches are really good.

 

 

 

Thank you,

Samuel Radko

Its much better if you move the parts as soon as you can because overheating can damage you components in the long term. There are plenty of guides on YouTube to follow. Just make sure to buy a grounding strap before you touch any of your components so you don't damage them

[Rheinwasser]

just watch a buildguide from linus.

pc componens are not as sensitive as many people tell you. just think about what you are doing and follow the guide, this way you will learn something as well.

[SamuelRadko]

Ok thank you everyone, I will see in youtube, but ether way I will take pics of the cables just to be sure