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Jan 12, 2013 · Hey, this is my first time building a PC. I've asked my gaming community for help and they've been helpful but I'd like to have more dedicated help and more opinions. I'd …

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Jan 12, 2013 · Hey, this is my first time building a PC. I've asked my gaming community for help and they've been helpful but I'd like to have more dedicated help and more opinions. I'd …

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Feb 12, 2014 · Going to keep this short and simple so, this is my first gaming pc build with a budget of $500. Im pretty much done but i want to get some people who have build a few PCs …

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Sep 22, 2013 · Hello people, This is my first post and I have been meaning to post it for quite some time. I am looking into making my first PC. I want to build a gaming/possible YouTube …

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I Just Built My First Pc, Here’s What I Learned. : R/buildapc - Reddit

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Get an anti static wrist band. If it’s your first time, it’s only $6 bucks and can prevent a rookie mistake. Safe than sorry. Also get a ratcheting magnetic screw driver, you’ll thank yourself …

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Nov 16, 2013 · Hello, I’m Ben, and I would love to hear from you guys on how to build a PC. I know how to physically build a PC, but I only have a slight idea of what the best bang for my …

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I Built My First Gaming Pc For $500. How Is It? : R/pcmasterrace

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Welcome to the official subreddit of the PC Master Race / PCMR! All PC-related content is welcome, including build help, tech support, and any doubt one might have about PC …

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Nov 5, 2015 · The pc likely will not be used for overclocking. I do plan on adding a second graphics card eventually. (Yes, there's a hard drive -- an SSD might be a later upgrade. Since …

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Jan 13, 2013 · Return to Level1Techs.com. Level1Techs Forums 1st PC Build: ~$500. Hardware. Build a PC. RiceAgainst January 13, 2013, 12:56am #21. Ok then, I think I'll get the 7850 and …

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A Few Tips To Building Your First PC...From A Beginner Builder

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So I wanted to give a few tips and info sources that helped me complete a pretty solid build last Chirstmas: For everyone looking for a "$500 Budget PC" or a "next gen console alternative", I …

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Can you build a PC with only $500?

It's not possible to build an ideal rig for gaming or other mainstream PC purposes beyond basic productivity with a budget of just $500, even if you're getting a free copy of Windows 10. In this round of our budget build challenge, we took two different approaches to address this issue. ...

How hard is it to build a computer?

Did it recently, worked first try. Picking parts is the hardest part. Building it was pretty easy, but took a few hours. Just make sure to do your research. Biggest tip I can advise is to find a YouTube video of someone building a pc with your specific case. ...

Can you use a drill to build a PC?

I watched a streamer build a PC literally with the PC and him on carpet. He was wearing socks and used a drill to put it together lol worked fine (albeit surprisingly). Every once in a while touch a grounded metal like a radiator and you will be fine. It'd be the same effect as just touching the power supply anyway, wouldn't it? Grounded metal ...

Where can I find a good build video?

Second best would be to find a build video that's using your motherboard, since it'll go into the specifics of what is plugged in where and it'll be 1:1 to what you're seeing. That's what I found, and it was a lifesaver I used Paul's Hardware as I built mine! He's great. Also love PCBuilder and Jayztwocents! ...