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[Discussion] What do you guys do after assembling your pc and finished everything

Install Drivers, install antivirus then???? Do whatever I want  :P

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Install drivers and get my Foobar2000 configured so I can move on.

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first thing i always do after a pc build, is benchmark, then its change gereral settings on the computer to how i prefer it, down load software id use regularly, check drivers are up to date 

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> Drivers

> fav programs

> a game or two to test the system

This , pretty much most of us do this.Tho i would squeeze overclocking under fav programs for those that overclock.

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I go to ninite, chuck the driver disk in and install all my graphic drivers (jk, who even has an ODD these days).

 

Restore a backup of my steam games because who can be bothered downloading them again?

Play CS:GO, put off any installation of necessary programs until I need to use them and frustrate myself in doing so.

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Install OS
Install Borderlands 2
Play Borderlands 2 for an entire week
Windows crashes

reboot, Winload.exe decides it doesn't exist anymore

drive locks up

have to reinstall windows

lose all Borderlands 2 data.

Repeat until satisfied.

 

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When I bought this one? Lets see

 

Install windows.

Attempt to install drivers.

Argue with drivers and shitty internet connection

Download better browsers

Change windows settings

Install stress-test stuff to make sure everything is working

Cry when I hear the coil whine from my GPU

Fix the poorly mounted H60 I f*cked up

Go to bed annoyed at the hassle of doing stuff that I shouldn't have to worry about

Wake up and install programs

Install steam

Wait a week for steam to install games

Rejoice

Install linux Mint in duel boot

cry because Linux is not at all user friendly

take three days to install drivers using useless tutorials

Wonder why I bothered with linux

play games

play more games

cry when I notice GPU starts crashing/artifact with games

complain on LTT about crappy GPU

play games

play more games

resign myself to the fact I'm too lazy to return the GPU for now

holiday ends

school

games

school

Repeat=['school', 'games']

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I Haven't installed an anti-virus yet,awkward the first i thing i ever did is install google chorme Lol

You don't need an anti virus if you use your noggin. :P

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Press the power button.

 

 

Run a few hour stress test and make sure everything is stable, Install everything that I need, then overclock the living shit out of everything I can pushing the limits, and then bring it down a notch or 2 for 24/7 operation, once I have my OC, I run a 12 hr stress test to make sure its 100% stable.

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Games, which previous PC wasn't able to run

Finally got PS4 Pro

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Assemble PC > "smoke test" > rummage around in the bios > install OS > find out I messed something up > reinstall OS > Install enough drivers to make it work > install programs > reboot and overclock > browse the web

 

^This is typical for me.

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does finishing everything mean cable management. Thats what I do after it posts.

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1. Plug it in and boot it up

2. Install OS

3. laugh evil and shout "It lives!"

4. download all my stuff like benchmarks, games (usually Google Chrome, Avast! anti-virus and Steam are the first things I install)

5. ???

6. profit (or enjoy)

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Desktop: Intel Core i3-6100, 8GB RAM, 750GB HDD, GeForce GTX 750 Ti

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Install firefox

Install Ad-Block.

An AMD cpu has no place in a solely gaming build, end of.

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I make sure my drivers are up to date and proceed to ninite to get all my essential programs. I also make sure to install an antivirus.

"You can try to play chess with a pigeon. But even if you win, it'll shit on the board and strut around."

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Install drivers and test stability.

Don't ask to ask, just ask... please 🤨

sudo chmod -R 000 /*

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After installing shit, use it. Duh.

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Download Chrome. Then reboot it to admire my newly discovered SSD boot time.

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