How to Build Your Own Computer From Scratch
Buying all the parts for a new computer and building it yourself can be cheaper than buying a branded system. Plus, it offers the user a perfectly customized system without costly, unneeded extras. But how do you get started? How can you judge the quality of bare parts and make sure they all work together? Include specific buying advice for others interested in the challenge and reward of building their own systems.
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by 4rhodes
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Sep 8, 2001 |
Never Eat Yellow Snow - HTP W/O
This is my tribute to Hard_to_Please. I wish you well.... read full review
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by djsplendid
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Dec 18, 2000 |
Upgrading your system. Is it worth it?
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by surferdude7
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Jul 20, 2002 |
The Parts for Building a Computer from Scratch!
Building computers is fun and educational, it is easy if you take your time and do your research!
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by ivplay
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Jan 28, 2004 |
So you say you want a gaming computer...
This is entirely my opinion of what to buy in the first quarter of 2004. Use it at your own risk!... read full review
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by fallyn96
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Apr 18, 2001 |
The Three Don'ts
If you are having someone else build your computer, make sure that they know what they are doing.... read full review
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by amerpie
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Sep 29, 2000 |
Why I'll Never Buy Another Computer Again
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by vicwang
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Apr 25, 2001 |
Epinions Computers Q&A Week 5: Building Your Own Computer
It's possible to build a top-of-the-line system for $2000--and for the right person, that's an absolute steal.... read full review
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by Gr8ful
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Feb 18, 2001 |
Building an Athlon based computer: 101
Follow this guide to build a computer exactly like the one I am using right now. This is an excellent gaming, office, internet computer and all around great set up.... read full review
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by basilisk4
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Dec 22, 2000 |
Building your own computer -- Why you might want to consider other options first
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by artic00cat
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Oct 17, 2000 |
Shopping for those new parts to build your own computer?
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by vplite
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Jan 15, 2003 |
A Budget PC for 2003
Your biggest payoff will be knowledge and satisfaction... read full review
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by artic00cat
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Jan 8, 2001 |
Overview of the basic parts assembly process!!! (NOT COMPLETE GUIDE)
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by artic00cat
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Oct 8, 2000 |
Considering Building your own PC? look inside first
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by vplite
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Jan 15, 2002 |
A Computer for 2002
Don't start this project unless you can consider it a "Labor of Love". This is a fantastic computer learning experience.... read full review
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by Gr8ful
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Oct 29, 2000 |
So, you want to build your own computer ~ Suggestions for PC construction
Do the research before you decide and make sure all your components are compatible with each other. Oh yeah... have fun. :-)... read full review
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by lucie30
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Aug 23, 2001 |
Build Your Own Computer, Part VI, Parallel Ports
With the advent of higher speed, easier to use ports such as FireWire and USB2, the Parallel Port has lost some of its importance. Despite this, everyone has one.... read full review
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by mocabela
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Aug 4, 2001 |
Building It Yourself: Knowledge first, then action.
Building your own computer is a worthy task, and not one to be taken lightly. With plenty of research and careful shopping, though, you won't be disappointed.... read full review
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by georgekn3
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Dec 20, 2000 |
A Thunderbird for $550!
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by DENGNY
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Sep 29, 2000 |
TO BUILD OR NOT TO BUILD, THAT IS THE QUESTION...
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by lucie30
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Aug 18, 2001 |
Build Your Own Computer, Part V, Power Surge Protection
Prevention is far better than a cure, especially with line power surges. Here are some considerations and things to look for in a protective device.... read full review
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