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I think Toms Hardware Guide will get you started, but i don't think they have any drawings, it is mostly descriptions of the different parts of the computer. Check <a href="http://www.tomshardware.com" rel="ugc">www.tomshardware.com</a><br />
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I think Toms Hardware Guide will get you started, but i don't think they have any drawings, it is mostly descriptions of the different parts of the computer. Check www.tomshardware.com [http://www.tomshardware.com]



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I recommend going to your local book store and buying a book for about $30 that will give you a very detailed pictured step-by-step tutorial for building a computer.<br />
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These books can be VERY handy, especially at times of mishap...<br />
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--Nige<br />

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I recommend going to your local book store and buying a book for about $30 that will give you a very detailed pictured step-by-step tutorial for building a computer.

These books can be VERY handy, especially at times of mishap...

--Nige


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<a href="http://www.motherboards.org" rel="ugc">www.motherboards.org</a> has a nice &quot;how to built a computer&quot; tutorial<br />

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www.motherboards.org [http://www.motherboards.org] has a nice "how to built a computer" tutorial


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Dear sirs,<br />
I need help. My question is:<br />
Does anyone know A FEW (More than one) really good web sites explaining how to install all parts of your computer (Basicly a site that tells you how to build a new computer) with drawings and pictures and most important easy to read step-by-step information about each stage.<br />
<br />
Thanx,<br />
Gil Stendig
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Dear sirs,
I need help. My question is:
Does anyone know A FEW (More than one) really good web sites explaining how to install all parts of your computer (Basicly a site that tells you how to build a new computer) with drawings and pictures and most important easy to read step-by-step information about each stage.

Thanx,
Gil Stendig

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