Desktops PC Building Do-It-Yourself PC System: CPU & Motherboard Features By Frank Völkel published 15 January 2001 Comments (1) Page 8 of 20: Memory 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 Memory Inserting memory modules: The two notches of the memory module must be aligned to the memory slot. We tighten these two white levers to ensure the memory module stays in place.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 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 … 20 Current page: Memory Prev Page Processor, Continued Next Page Back Plate 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
