Choosing the Right Casing and Power Supply When Building a Computer [aboutcomputer99.blogspot.com]

Choosing the Right Casing and Power Supply When Building a Computer [aboutcomputer99.blogspot.com]

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Choosing a case of your computer is also important in building a computer. Remember that your entire computer parts are kept inside the casing therefore the overall looks of your computer depends on the design of your casing. Some people don't care much about the looks but others wanted it to be more colorful and have flashing lights on it. My personal preference for this is that I wanted it to make it simple that satisfies all my requirements. In fact having more flashing lights and decors are nonsense and it only draws more useless power in your supply.

Some casing includes the power supply and it was already installed in the casing but not all. The main advantage of this is that it is cheaper than buying a separate power supply. Not all good looking casing are having a good quality of power supply. Always remember that your power supply is the one that gives power on the entire computer. Therefore you need to consider a good quality of power supply and adequat e for supplying the entire system. This means that choose a power supply with the correct wattage. Typical supply wattage available is 500W but if you're using more drives, memories and higher graphics cards you'll be needed a greater wattage because it consumes more power.

You may also consider power supply connectors. Connectors that can support 20 - 24 pin including the number of available Molex connectors and for the SATA connectors that supplies the drives.

Another thing to consider is the cooling system. As your computer running in long hours of use it draws more heat. Heat is your greatest enemy that slows down your computer performance and the worst thing may happen is that it destroys your computer parts. You need to choose a casing that has at least one cooling fan and two is much better. You need to consider also having a separate cooling fan for your hard drive to avoid crashing of all your data due to overheating.

The best thing to consider her e in choosing a perfect casing in building computer is the ease of assembling and disassembling the parts of your computer. Specially the motherboard, drives and add-in cards.

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Question by : can anybody tell me all of the componanets ill need to build my own computer? what components do i need to build my own computer? bare in mind i know nothing and am new at building computers so as much help as possible please. Best answer for can anybody tell me all of the componanets ill need to build my own computer?:

Answer by schizophreniatric
What you'll NEED: Computer Case Power Supply Motherboard CPU (processor) RAM Hard Drive Graphics Card (optional, but required if your motherboard has no onboard graphics processor or you want to play newer games) Optical Drive (CD, DVD, DVDRW, etc drive) Floppy Drive (optional) EDIT: If you need any help, add me as a contact and I'll be happy to assist you. *Oh right, you'll have to click my profile and click the IM or Email link on there (you have yours disabled)

Answer by fireshower
To answer your question... Components: CPU, CPU Cooler, Motherboard, RAM, Optical Drive, Case, PSU, Video Card, Sound Card, Hard Drive, OS This isn't enough space to cover such a broad topic in detail - visit my site, it's designed exactly for people like yourself.

Answer by Big Joe
There is a list on this website plus it gives you a good idea of how everything works..... Hope this helps

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