Gaming pc installation

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here a few tips. find a nice large table. have one or two screw drivers (phips head) that have magntic tips. help you keep from dropping a screw into the pc. take the parts out of the boxes. ie case..power supply..mb...from inside the case take out the screw and hard drive rails. from the mb box take out the cd and extra parts. from the cpu box take out the cpu and heat sink. take all the empty boxes and pack them into the case box. take the case and put in the metal io shield for the mb first then take the mb line it up in the case and put the brass standoffs in the right place. take the motherboard and take off the cpu cover and with a flashlight check for bent pins in shipping. if you fine any return the mb. if the pins are fine line up pin one on the mb slot to the pin one on the cpu and lock the cpu down. then put the cpu cooler on and plug the cpu fan in. then place the ram in the main two ram slots per the mb guild. put the mb into the case and screw it down.
put in the power supply next. there three main cables that need to go on the mb. there a 24 pin atx cable..then there going to be a small four pin cable that plugs in next to the 24 pin cable and on the outside edge of the mb will be a four or eight pin cpu power. if it an eight pin connector there are more then one eight pin plugs on a power supply. the six plus two pin cables are for the gpu power. most newer power supplys will have one black eight pin cable or two four pin cables that clip in together. with the power supply plugged in. look at the case header cables. look for one marked power switch or on switch. plug this into the header on the mb and plug the power supply into the wall. turn your pc on for first post if the mb has onboard video port. make sure the cpu fan is moving. boot into the mb bios and sit for 10-20 min at the temp and voltage page of the bios. make sure the temps stay 35-45c. if they go over 50c your cpu cooler not on right. before you turn your rig off. check the bios rev of the mb make sure it at the newest rev. check that the sata ports are set to achi mode and set your ram to xmp profile if it an intel mb. power off the pc and unplug the pc from the wall. connect the case cables and usb cables and fan cables. as you plug in your cables think about where there sitting and where your going to wrap them (cable management. ). when you plug in your sata data cables put the ssd on port 0 and your hard drive one port 1 and your cd-rom on the slower sata 2.0 ports. be care full not to break the clips off the mb or the drive. there key "l" only go in one way. with the sata power plug most drives are tight cable fit.
last parts i put in are video cards and any wifi or sound cards. line the cards to the case slots and pop the right slots out.
with the video card and other cards in. time to clean the cables up inside with some plastic tye wraps. make sure that none of the cables can be sucked into the fans when on. when you install windows you have to go into the bios and change the boot order to cd rom as first boot device. if the hard drive has a partion on it you have to delete it and let windows make two new ones. a small system partion and a data one. after windows is installed and your at the desktop you have to install the motherboard chipset drivers first from the mb cd. then install the ethernet and sound drivers. on intel mb you may have to install mei and rst drivers that are on the cd or from intel web page.
last driver is the video card driver. with all the drivers installed make sure there no yellow !! in windows device manager.
with your pc online..install a anti virus software like avg or avast. then install java/flash. then run windows updates.