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Welcome to Newegg TV’s How To Build a Computer tutorial!
This is Part 1, where we’ll be covering the different components that make up a typical computer, as well as the different functions they perform. Also, we provide some advice on planning out your build and choosing the best parts to suit your needs.
Part 2 – Building Your Computer:
Part 3 – Installing an Operating System & Finishing Touches:
For more information, check out our PC building guide on Newegg Insider:
– Credits –
Camera, Editing, Titles: Mr. Lam
20+ Minutes of Talking about PC Parts: Paul
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I think the hardest part of a PC build is the Research
Nice , before all the lame LED stuff.
Hey , it's Mr Egg
Most of this video was surprisingly relevant still in 2020, then he called an optical drive "essential"… Smh
Scared I’m gonna build my first pc and I accidentally get a part that doesn’t work with another or i build it and the pc doesn’t turn on
I was told I needed a new mother board, so I thought I would try to upgrade what i got, unfortunately, Im not good at this type stuff…yet, how do i find and decide if the mother board i buy is any good.
21:41 I’m guessing it’s higher these days
It's fun to come back and watch this video to see how outdated it is. I nearly died laughing hearing him talk about upgrading your Optical Drive in the future.
Where is the allen wrench? Tweezers? Thermal paste applicator? The Verge says this is all wrong!
I'm a pretty techie person and I know quite a bit about building computers and troubleshooting errors.
This is my second year of Computer Science engineering and in one of the modules for computer organization, this video is a "study material" for exams…
I still can't stop laughing.
With your hands. It's probably the easiest way to build a PC.
This was an EXTREMELY helpful set of videos because the word "Gamers" was not constantly being used. There is one problem: it is 8 years old!!!! Today, hard drives are almost extinct and digital drives exist only on machines like mine which are older than this video. Is it possible for a video set like this to be made around the time of my writing this comment (2019)?
Does this come with an included paul?
In the video, when choosing a hard drive, you said the perfect install is to install your OS on the SSD drive, and install all your data on a mechanical drive.
When you say data, do you mean all your programs, documents etc?
You said make sure you get a chipset that is compatible with the CPU. How do I do that? I never see the word "chipset" in the specs of a CPU. How do I match that?
And a kilobyte
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Damn, this was one of the first videos I watched when I started my PC journey. Time flies!
This was the first PC guide i ever watched
Your amazing man, Thanks
Thoughts on this potential first build I a long time
https://pcpartpicker.com/list/
But does it blend? < never gets old.
Just got done building a computer with a B360M tell I found it didn’t support RGB fusion where I ended up having to buy out a B360M Aorus where I hope will support my rgb phanteks fans
Press f to pay respect
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Paul it’s time for another update.
when you abandon limp bizkit and become a i.t guy
Very informative. Maybe a simpleton slower silver surfer version could be added to strategic breath pause points.
my first tech vid hah!…still a tech geek now…never thought i ever owned a real gaming rig from a potato pc when i started building in 2011
Im just going to buy a new com
PC Master Race XD ????????
Best computer build video ever! Got me into computers, thanks Newegg!
Step 1, Money
I have a $2,100 budget. Can someone help me build a PC that is capable of running Xplane, photoshop, and atom coding software. Also, I am running three 1080p monitors.
Thank you for the great info! Not sure if I'm thanking Newegg or Paul, but either way…cheers and Thank You! I will be linking to this video in my newest upload about upgrading my old Windows 7 machine.
Would I be better off purchasing a Intel Motherboard to replace the one that came with my computer but is able to accept more memory?