Desktops PC Building Do-It-Yourself PC System: CPU & Motherboard Features By Frank Völkel published 15 January 2001 Comments (1) Page 19 of 20: Power Supply, Continued Page 1: The PC system assembled and configured by Tom's Hardware team. Page 2: Dream Performance: Your Very Own Tom's Hardware PC!, Continued Page 3: Tom's Hardware PC: Assembly And Costs Page 4: Ideal CPU: AMD Athlon 800 Page 5: Modification Instructions: L1 Bridges Must Be Closed Page 6: Step By Step: Assembling The PC Page 7: Processor, Continued Page 8: Memory Page 9: Back Plate Page 10: Back Plate, Continued Page 11: Graphics, Soundcard And Network Page 12: Front Panel Page 13: Front Panel, Continued Page 14: Front Panel, Continued Page 15: Floppy, Hard Drive, DVD/CD-ROM Page 16: Floppy, Hard Drive, DVD/CD-ROM, Continued Page 17: Floppy, Hard Drive, DVD/CD-ROM, Continued Page 18: Power Supply Page 19: Power Supply, Continued Page 20: Conclusion: Highspeed Luxury For Little Money Power Supply, Continued Four screws are used to attach the power supply to the casing backside. Last step: This power supply plug is where the PCs gets the current it requires.Stay On the Cutting Edge: Get the Tom's Hardware NewsletterGet Tom's Hardware's best news and in-depth reviews, straight to your inbox.Contact me with news and offers from other Future brandsReceive email from us on behalf of our trusted partners or sponsors 1 … 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 Current page: Power Supply, Continued Prev Page Power Supply Next Page Conclusion: Highspeed Luxury For Little Money TOPICS athlon Optical Media Dell Build Your Own AMD See all comments (1) Frank Völkel 1 Comment Comment from the forums God bless you Tom for this wonderful project.........it is indeed amazing.pls can we chat....chuckles Reply View All 1 Comment
