Build Your Own Computer Part 2

Here's part 2 of my short "Build Your own Computer" series. In this part I finish installing all of the parts, sort through all of the connectors and get started on setting up Windows 7. Stay tuned for part 3 where I finish up the software install and move all my files from the old computer. I also summarize my experiences in building my first computer. Be sure to check out part 1 for the introduction and my discussion of the components I chose.

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[MrRobloMan]

LOL Drinking while building your first computer! XD 

[VideoBeerReviews]

@MrRobloMan Thanks for watching. Cheers!

[Mattlarrivee]

You probably know this but the RAM slot color has meaning. Blue is the primary slots.

[VideoBeerReviews]

@Mattlarrivee Actually, the MB manual said as long as you use the same colors it doesn't matter. Didn't have any issues with it. I added another 4 gig so now I have all four slots full.

[Buttfuckbysquirl]

Holy fucking shit cable management -.- Lol

[VideoBeerReviews]

@Buttfuckbysquirl Yeah, lots of cables to manage but I finally figured it out.

[ansernal4ever]

@VideoBeerReviews so if i have apc from 2004 i can upgrade all the components as in your videos? without any problem?

[1and1isme]

one thing thats lacking on this case is the space at the back for cablemanagement I found ^^ overall a great case though ^^

[Mattlarrivee]

@redbuffalo15 How is that any where near to being false? Like you said, it varies. Didn't know his particular motherboard it was a different case.

[redbuffalo15]

@Mattlarrivee You probably don't know this... but it varies from motherboard to motherboard. Don't write something that is completely false.

[adocoolninja]

In 10 minutes!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!­!! ;D