Howdy howdy,
I'm trying to get back into at least being decently familiar with my computer after finally landing a job that will allow me to upgrade. I have been toying with the ideas of purchasing the dell XPS 9000 or an aurora model, but after reading here it seems that almost every agrees that building your own is the way to go.
After reading around, and being familiar enough with hardware to stumble my way through the basic installation of upgrades, I am led to my question.
How experienced should you be to put the pieces together (software, mobo installation, psu install, etc.) on a scale of 1 (being using a flash drive) to 10 (super-newegg-Gawd-of-all-things-electrical)?
Also, does anyone know of a good, decently up-to-date walk through's? (the ones from 2002 scare me! )
Thanksya
I'm trying to get back into at least being decently familiar with my computer after finally landing a job that will allow me to upgrade. I have been toying with the ideas of purchasing the dell XPS 9000 or an aurora model, but after reading here it seems that almost every agrees that building your own is the way to go.
After reading around, and being familiar enough with hardware to stumble my way through the basic installation of upgrades, I am led to my question.
How experienced should you be to put the pieces together (software, mobo installation, psu install, etc.) on a scale of 1 (being using a flash drive) to 10 (super-newegg-Gawd-of-all-things-electrical)?
Also, does anyone know of a good, decently up-to-date walk through's? (the ones from 2002 scare me! )
Thanksya