Build Your Own Computer Part 1

Our almost 6 year old Dell desktop computer was getting out of date. I decided earlier this year that I wanted to replace it. After some research I decided to build our next computer instead of buying a pre-built one from the store. This is part 1 of 3 showing how I picked the components and how everything goes together to make a great computer for less money. Be sure to check out parts 2 and 3 as well.

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People & Blogs

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• Building A Computer
• PC
• Newegg
• Radeon HD 5770
• Motherboard
• RAM
• Asus Monitor
• Homebuilt PC
• Samsung Hard Drive
• Gigabyte
• AMD
• Athalon II x4
• Cooler Master CM 690
• Computer Case

[KSIxRedVsBlue]

Subing

[VideoBeerReviews]

@KSIxRedVsBlue Thanks for the support!

[SuperDeercreek]

Ok thank u for yours vids if u playing games tell me.And how's the gpu going?

[VideoBeerReviews]

@SuperDeercreek I don't play a lot of games but I do use the gpu with some of my photo and video editing software and it seems to speed things up quite a bit.

[xXMONEYWORLDXx]

I am gonna use logitech program to see my next computers capacity and the limite of what it can handle.

[VideoBeerReviews]

@NorwegianExplorer Glad I could help. Enjoy the new computer!

[NorwegianExplorer]

@VideoBeerReviews I got it working now. Thank you for the video, it really helped.

[VideoBeerReviews]

@NorwegianExplorer I installed the CPU after I installed the MB and everything is fine. 

[NorwegianExplorer]

Is it important to put the cpu on the motherboard before installing the motherboard itself? Because I didn't do that. I'm gonna continue building tomorrow, but I just want to know if I have to take the motherboard back out.

[1and1isme]

@VideoBeerReviews that's great ^^ I hope you'll get to enjoy this computer for plenty of time to come :D