I want to build a nu-PC
>But I forgot how to assemble one right after i finish my rig, its like taking college exams
Should i just buy a pre-built instead?
I want to build a nu-PC. >But I forgot how to assemble one right after i finish my rig, its like taking college exams
Buy a gun and have a nice day
I've seen a literal retard build a PC.
It's not hard anon, i just assembled one...another world compared to a Pentium 4.
>I want to build a nu-PC
>But I forgot how to assemble one
>what is google
>what is youtube
fuckin idiot
there's like five hundred tutorials on Youtube for this exact thing
Just spend a month or two reading and catching up on current tech, it's not hard. If you actually want to do it, it should be fun for you like the first time. There's no rush.
I forgot how to assemble it. Can you help me?
The CPU hased to go in a certain way. Don't be like me and bend the pins.
I haven't built a PC in over 10 years. This one is still going strong.
I don't think I would have the patience to tweak around with cpu voltages and shit in the bios again. Have they made an easier way to do this shit yet?
Why would you need to tweak voltages? CPU OCing is pretty dead anyways
Alright, well I've been out of the game for a while so I don't know what the pc building community is like.
As an outsider, it looks like a bunch of gays just putting rainbow LEDs in their cases
Yeah, the whole process is a lot more retard-proof so you have a bunch of retards dolling up their rigs with pretty lights. No more crazy esd concerns, or mobo speaker troubleshooting when most of mobo's these days have led's that show which component fails to start, etc.
>the pc building community
>I don't think I would have the patience to tweak around with cpu voltages and shit in the bios again.
that's why you just boot into the bios the first time and press f7 or whatever and load optimized defaults. then turn on xmp/docp and you're done for 5 years or more. nobody does oc'ing where your fucking with voltages unless its for meme shit like world records, at most maybe you'd undervolt to save a bit of power.
It's literally easier than ever, and every single piece of hardware you buy includes a booklet that tells you exactly how to install it. Also Youtube makes it even easier, there's no excuse for not doing it yourself
The new CPUs are coming out soon. I would wait before you glue one in.
I upgraded my GPU recently and I tried to remove the old one but it got stuck so I had to pry it out. Took me hours.
>but it got stuck
you have to disengage the slot lock dingus
I was told it was like legos . you just pull them apart.
I don't know what OP is saying. Is this a reference to "the whole fleshlight"?
Just get a console, PC isn't worth it these days
>Just get a console, PC isn't worth it these days
It's a lot easier to repair a PC than a console.
I just needed to tear my PS3 apart because the retarded disc insertion mechanism stopped working. Not sure why consoles can't just have a tray that pops out like the PS1 / PS2 did
>Not sure why consoles can't just have a tray that pops out like the PS1 / PS2 did
Feel like everything nowadays don't care about repairability. Zoomers don't care enough so their designs don't either.