ASSEMBLING PC

ASSEMBLING PC

ASSEMBLING YOUR PC
Computer is a collection of different devices, which should be assembled or connected in a single form to perform as a computer. Assembling must be done carefully so as to avoid unnecessary damage to the system. So assembling is the process of connecting different components in a single form which is later known as Computer. It usually takes time 15 to 20 min.
Materials Required
⦁    Components
⦁    The computer case
⦁    The power supply Unit(SMPS)
⦁    The Motherboard
⦁    The Processor (CPU) with Cooling  Fan/Heat Sink
⦁    Storage Devices
⦁    Hard Drives
⦁    Other Storage Devices: Floppy Drive, CD-ROM/CD-RW/DVD
⦁    Cables and Connectors
⦁    IDE and Floppy Drive Cables
⦁    SATA AND SCSI Cables
⦁    Power and panel cables and Connectors
⦁    Memory (RAM)
⦁     Expansion Cards
⦁    Video/Display cards(Not needed if On-board display is available on motherboard)
⦁    Sound cards(Not Needed if on-board sound is available on Motherboard)
⦁    Network cards and Modems
⦁    Other cards(if any u have)
⦁    Other I/O Peripheral Devices: Mouse, Keyboard, Speaker, TV Card, Printer,Scanner,UPS, Other Components (in any) etc.
ASSEMBLING PROCEDURE (IN FAST TRAK)
⦁    Fit the SMPS in Casing (Cabinet)
 Screw the SMPS in Casing.
⦁    Wire the panel On/Off switch.
⦁    Fit RAM Chips in Bank 0 and 1 of Ram slot inside the Motherboard.
⦁    Open the lock of CPU socket and fit microprocessor and lock the CPU
⦁    Fit the CPU heat sink fan.
⦁    Match the fitting holes of Motherboard.
⦁    Fit Power supply Connectors (AT/ATX) in Motherboard.
⦁    Fit the Hard Disk in Casing.
⦁    Tight the Screw in Hard Disk.
⦁    Fit the IDE or SATA Cable in Motherboard.
⦁    Fit IDE or SATA Cable in Hard Disk
⦁    Plug the Power Supply socket the Hard disk.
⦁    Fit VGA PORT, COM1, COM2 Port, PS/S Port, Parallel port inside the casing slots (back panel)...
⦁    Fit hard drive LED, power button, Reset button, Speaker on motherboard (Front panel).
⦁    Connect Mouse, Keyboard, VGA, Sound, USB and Printer ports with     respective motherboard interface
⦁    Covers of Casing.
⦁    Provide Main Supply to computer.