HOW TO ASSEMBLE COMPUTER.

HOW TO ASSEMBLE COMPUTER.

      – Preparation
Prepare in advance the necessary components to perform computer assembly. Perform the assembly in place where you feel free to move so it does not interfere with your activities.

- Assembling Process
Start assembling the components one by one computer by installing the necessary hardware.
- Testing
When the assembly process has been completed, the next step is testing. At this stage the finished assembled computer will be turned on and operated. If the normal operation of the assembly process has been completed, but if it turns out there is a problem then proceed to the next process, which is dealing with problems that occur.
- Workaround
At this stage the finished assembled computer was experiencing a problem (troubleshoot). They may be caused by the installation or lack of proper component placement. Therefore, further investigation is needed so that the computer can operate normally.

 

- Preparation.
Preparation before assembling computers include:
a. Setting up the hardware components.
Prepare all components are then put in an accessible place. First check all the hardware components (adjusted for the type) and not to any specification. For example, the mainboard supports DDR3 slots can only be placed by memory type DDR3 anyway.
b. Assembly manuals
Usually each component includes the manuals. This manual should not be lost as a reference installation / assembly of computer components.
c. The equipment used to assemble computers
Prepare all the necessary tools to assemble, such as a screwdriver (plus and minus), pliers, anti-static wristband can prevent shorting (short circuit) on the components and other equipment that is needed.
d. Driver CD
Driver is one thing you should not forget because without a hardware device driver to function. Therefore prepare drivers of each component so that the assembly process can proceed smoothly.
- The process of assembling a computer
After the preparation is complete, it is time to proceed with the process of assembling a computer that is divided by the following phases:
1. Jumper plug Mainboard
2. Put Processor
3. Attach Heatsink (Fan Processor)
4. Put Memory
5. Put on the Mainboard Casing
6. Attach a VGA Card
7. Attach Power Supply (Power Supply)
8. Attach Cables to Motherboard
9. Put ODD (Optical Device Drive) such as DVD and HDD (Hard Disk Drive)
10. Finishing / Settlement
11. Test PC

1. Jumper plug Mainboard
First read the manual (Manual Guide Book) mainboard so that you know where the jumper will be placed. Jumper is a small component that is placed on the mainboard and the CPU voltage regulator into the mainboard. Wrong jumper setting may result in damage to the processor. So be careful when installing this jumper to make sure you set it up properly.

2. Processor pairs.
Installation of the processor on the mainboard will be easier to do if the mainboard is not installed on the casing. The things that need to be considered when installing the processor, first mentukan 1 pin position. Usually there is a sign on the processor at each end (Figure 1.0), enter the processor in accordance with the direction of the pin, lift the locking lever in the upright position and open and install the processor on the existing processor socket on the mainboard (Figure 1.1). Once installed on the mainboard processor, then return the locking lever downwards to close the processor.

 3. Attach Heatsink (processor fan).
The processor has a hot temperature while the computer is on. Therefore a fan to reduce the heat. Fan heatsink is mounted just above the processor. To put it quite simple, just insert the legs and fastened it into the mainboard. Heatsink is equipped with a connector that is connected to the mainboard as a power.