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E-raamat: Build Your Own PC Do-It-Yourself For Dummies

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  • ISBN-13: 9780470462164
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Describes the entire process of building a PC, covering everything from selecting parts and adding RAM and a processor, to setting up a hard drive, to installing an operating system and beyond, as it explains how readers can construct the right PC to suit individual requirements.

Utilizes detailed step-by-step photographs and illustrations, along with hands-on guidelines and instructions, to take readers the the entire process of building a PC, covering everything from selecting parts and adding RAM and a processor, to setting up a hard drive, to installing an operating system and beyond, as it explains how readers can construct the right PC to suit individual requirements. Original. (Beginner)

If you’ve dreamed about having a customized multimedia PC or one tricked out for your favorite games, build your own and make your dreams come true! Build Your Own PC Do-It-Yourself For Dummies makes it easy.

Not only is building your own PC a really rewarding project, it can also save you a nice chunk of cash. This step-by-step guide helps you decide what you need, teaches you what all those computer terms mean, and tells you exactly how to put the pieces together. It shows you:

  • What tools you need (not as many as you might think!)
  • All about operating systems
  • How to install CD and DVD drives
  • The scoop on sound and video, and how to put a sound system together from start to finish
  • How to connect a monitor and install a modem
  • All about setting up and configuring the hard drive
  • Secrets for securing your system, and more

Included is a bonus DVD showing you how to install the motherboard, CPU, RAM, ports, hard drive, video and sound cards, a DVD drive, and more. With Build Your Own PC Do-It-Yourself For Dummies, you can have the computer you want plus the satisfaction of doing it yourself!

Introduction 1(1)
Why Build Your Own?
1(3)
It just plain costs less to build your own PC!
1(1)
Exercise your freedom of choice!
2(1)
Enjoy the learning experience
2(1)
Spare yourself the shipping and repair hassles
2(1)
Dodge bundled software costs and get what you want
3(1)
Avoid the computer sales experience
3(1)
Select the brands that you prefer
3(1)
About This Book
4(1)
Conventions Used in This Book
4(1)
Introducing Colossus
5(1)
Foolish Assumptions
5(1)
How This Book Is Organized
6(1)
Preparations and Planning
6(1)
Assembling the Basics
6(1)
Adding the Fun Stuff
6(1)
Advanced PC Options
7(1)
The Part of Tens
7(1)
Appendixes: About the DVD and the PC Builder's Glossary
7(1)
Icons Used in This Book
7(1)
Where to Go from Here
8(1)
Part I: Preparations and Planning
9(30)
A Screwdriver Is All You Need
11(12)
Assembly 101
12(3)
Building a better computer
12(2)
The primary, number-one, all-important, absolutely necessary, required rule
14(1)
The other primary, number-one, all-important, absolutely necessary, required rule
15(1)
PCs Are Built with Standard Parts
15(1)
Introducing the Major Parts
15(5)
The metal mansion
15(2)
The big kahuna
17(1)
The eye candy
18(1)
The places for plugs
18(1)
The data warehouse
19(1)
The bells and whistles
20(1)
Connecting Your Computer Components
20(3)
What Type of PC Should I Build?
23(16)
Interrogating Yourself on Your Computer Needs
23(2)
Answering Your Computer-Needs Questions
25(3)
Design 1: The Jack Benny economy class
25(1)
Design 2: The Cunningham family edition
26(1)
Design 3: The Wayne Manor Batcomputer
27(1)
Getting Your Hands on the Special Stuff
28(4)
Drafting, graphics, and pretty pictures
29(1)
Home-office and small-business stuff
30(1)
Mozart's musical computer
30(1)
The ultimate bad-guy blasting box
31(1)
Picking Up the Parts
32(4)
Researching before you buy
32(1)
I live for mail order
33(1)
Ordering parts online
34(2)
Choosing an Operating System
36(1)
Introducing Colossus
37(2)
Part II: Assembling the Basics
39(112)
Building the Foundation: The Case and Motherboard
41(20)
Choosing the Right Case
41(5)
Space-saver cases: Pizza box and shoe box
42(2)
Desktop case
44(1)
Tower case
45(1)
Other Case Considerations
46(2)
Feeding power to your computer
46(1)
Keeping your computer cool
46(1)
Buttons, lights, and other foolishness
47(1)
Your Motherboard Is Your Best Friend
48(3)
Motherboard sizes
48(1)
Motherboard features
49(2)
And for Colossus, I Pick
51(10)
Installing Slot Covers
52(2)
Installing Your Motherboard
54(3)
Connecting the Power Supply
57(1)
Connecting Lights, Switches, and the Speaker
58(3)
A Bag of Chips: Adding RAM and a CPU
61(16)
FYI about CPUs
62(3)
Family PC choices: Intel Celeron and AMD Sempron processors
63(1)
The Cunningham model: Intel Core 2 Duo and AMD Athlon 64 X2 processors
64(1)
Power user: Intel Core 2 Quad and AMD Phenom series processors
64(1)
Add RAM to the Mix
65(1)
And for Colossus, I Pick
66(11)
Installing Your CPU
67(3)
Installing Your Fan and Heatsink
70(2)
Installing Your RAM
72(2)
Fire That Puppy Up!
74(3)
Installing Your Ports, Mouse, and Keyboard
77(16)
Pursuing Your Port Preferences
77(5)
Of Keyboards and Mice
82(3)
The mouse has mutated
82(1)
The key to keyboards
83(2)
Check It Once, and Check It Twice!
85(1)
And For Colossus, I Pick
85(8)
Installing a Port Adapter Card
86(3)
Connecting Built-In Ports
89(2)
Installing a Keyboard
91(1)
Installing a Non-USB Mouse (Or Other Pointing Thing)
92(1)
Adding Video Hardware
93(22)
The Video Card Explained
93(7)
Full speed ahead with accelerated graphics
94(1)
Will 3-D video transform my entire existence?
95(1)
Thanks for the memory
95(2)
What's the bill, and what else do I need?
97(3)
Hey, I Can Get TV on My PC!
100(1)
Time to Meet Your Bus Slots
101(1)
Staking Out Your Visual Territory
102(3)
Deciphering monitor sizes and shapes (and choosing the one for you)
102(1)
What else makes a great monitor?
103(2)
And for Colossus, I Pick
105(10)
Installing Your Video Card
106(3)
Installing Your TV Tuner Card
109(3)
Connecting Your Monitor
112(2)
Checking Your Progress
114(1)
Installing Your Hard Drive and Other Storage Devices
115(20)
Choosing Betwixt Hard Drive Technologies
116(4)
Enhanced IDE (EIDE) hard drives
116(1)
Serial ATA hard drives
117(1)
Comparing EIDE and SATA hard drives
118(1)
More stuff about hard drives
119(1)
The Ancient Floppy Still Lives
120(1)
Don't Forget Your Controller Card
120(1)
Hey, You Just Removed Your Media!
121(1)
Do you really need removable storage, or are you just fascinated by toys?
121(1)
The Flash drive: Small but spacious
122(1)
The REV has landed
122(1)
And for Colossus, I Pick
122(13)
Connecting Your Drive Controller
123(2)
Installing an EIDE Hard Drive
125(3)
Installing a SATA Hard Drive
128(1)
Installing Your 3 1/2-inch Floppy Disk Drive
129(3)
Configuring Your PC and Hard Drive
132(2)
Formatting Your Hard Drive
134(1)
Choosing and Installing an Operating System
135(16)
Become Your Own Consultant!
135(2)
The Straight Talk on Vista
137(1)
Linux: It's Not Just for Techno-nerds!
138(2)
Before You Install Your Operating System
140(2)
Even People Like You and Me Need Internet Security
142(9)
Installing Windows Vista
143(4)
Installing Ubuntu Linux
147(4)
Part III: Adding the Fun Stuff
151(56)
Installing an Optical Drive
153(16)
Discovering the Details about DVD and Blu-Ray
153(2)
What You Need to Know about Optical Recorders
155(4)
The great disc speed myth
156(1)
Other read-only disc drive features to covet
157(2)
What You Need to Know about DVD and Blu-ray
159(1)
Choosing an Internal or an External DVD Drive
160(2)
Internal drives
160(1)
External drives
161(1)
And for Colossus, I Pick
162(7)
Installing an EIDE Optical Drive
163(4)
Testing Everything
167(2)
Let Your PC Rock!
169(18)
Sorting Out Sound Card Basics
169(4)
PCI bus audio
169(1)
Integrated audio
170(1)
Don't forget the software part!
170(2)
Why do I need 3-D for my ears?
172(1)
''Send help! I'm surrounded by sound!''
172(1)
MP3 fanatics, pay attention!
173(1)
Uhh Is This Microphone On?
173(2)
Speaking of Speakers
175(2)
The Subwoofer: Big Dog of Computer Speakers
177(1)
And for Colossus, I Pick
177(10)
Installing Your Sound Card
178(3)
Connecting Your Speakers
181(2)
Testing Your Sound System
183(2)
Adding a Microphone
185(2)
Modems and the Call of Broadband
187(20)
Figuring Out Whether You Need Broadband
188(3)
Figuring Out Those Connection Charges
191(1)
Locating an Internet Service Provider
192(1)
A Modem Primer for Real People
193(1)
The whole speed thing explained
193(1)
Will That Be a Card or a Case?
194(1)
Let Your Modem Speak!
195(1)
Why Share Your Internet Connection?
196(1)
Sharing through Hardware
197(10)
Wired sharing devices
197(1)
Wireless sharing devices
198(2)
Installing an Internal Modem
200(2)
Installing an External USB Modem
202(2)
Sharing an Internet Connection through Software
204(2)
Sharing an Internet Connection through Hardware
206(1)
Part IV: Advanced PC Options
207(42)
So You Want to Add a LAN?
209(14)
Adding the Network Advantage
209(2)
Convenience
210(1)
Communication
210(1)
Cooperation
210(1)
Contact
210(1)
Ethernet Networking 101
211(2)
Comparing client-server and peer-to-peer networks
211(2)
Collecting What You Need for an Ethernet Network
213(2)
More stuff about network interface cards
214(1)
More stuff about cables and connections
214(1)
There Are Always Exceptions!
215(8)
Use your telephone wiring
215(1)
Use your AC wiring
216(1)
Use your USB port
216(1)
Go wireless
216(2)
Installing Your Network Interface Card
218(2)
Turning Things On
220(3)
Input and Output: Scanners, Cameras, and Printers
223(12)
The Wide, Wonderful World of Scanners
223(1)
Recognizing scanners in the wild
224(3)
Diving into color depth
226(1)
Resolving the right resolution
227(1)
Digital Camera Details
227(2)
One Word: Printers, Printers, Printers!
229(6)
Will that be laser or inkjet?
230(1)
Advantages of inkjet printers
230(1)
Advantages of laser printers
231(1)
Installing a Scanner or Printer with a USB Connection
232(3)
Building a Gaming PC
235(14)
Exotic Video Card Stuff Explained
235(3)
Memory is number one
235(1)
What's a GPU, anyway?
236(1)
Overclocking 101
236(2)
Running multiple cards with SLI
238(1)
You Gotta Have Fans and Heatsinks
238(3)
It's a RAID!
241(1)
Adding Lights and Gauges
242(2)
Customizing Your Case
244(1)
Will You Move the Joystick, or Will It Move You?
245(4)
Configuring SLI for Multiple Video Cards
247(2)
Part V: The Part of Tens
249(26)
Ten Tools and Tasks for a Power User's PC
251(6)
Forget Your Mouse
251(1)
Guard That Power Supply!
252(1)
Back Up, Back Up, Back Up
253(1)
Diagnostics Software to the Rescue
253(1)
Stick Your Keyboard in a Drawer!
254(1)
Stop the Spread of Viruses
254(1)
Organize Your Software
255(1)
Use the Power of Your Voice
255(1)
Everyone Needs a Good Image Editor
256(1)
Keep It Clean!
256(1)
Ten Important Assembly Tips
257(6)
Read the Instructions First! (Rule Number One)
257(1)
Build the Perfect Workspace
257(2)
Keep Track of UTOs (Unidentified Tiny Objects)
259(1)
Make Sure That You Have Everything You Need
259(1)
Yell for Help If Necessary
259(1)
Use a Magnetic Screwdriver
260(1)
Start Your Own Parts Box
260(1)
Take Your Time: The Zen of Assembly
261(1)
Don't Cover Up Too Quickly
261(1)
The Cable Rule: Check and Double-Check
261(2)
Ten Ways to Maintain Your PC
263(6)
Defragment Your Hard Drive
263(1)
Get Connected with the Speediest Data Transfers
264(1)
Keep Your Backgrounds Plain
264(1)
Remove Resident Programs
264(2)
Keep Your Drivers Updated
266(1)
Use a Native File System
266(1)
Check Your Drives for Errors
266(1)
Uninstalling 101
267(1)
Maintain Your System Registry
268(1)
Clean Up after Windows
268(1)
Ten PC Pitfalls to Avoid Like the Plague
269(6)
It's ''Refurbished'' for a Reason
269(1)
Looking for an Antique? Buy a Pentium 4 CPU
270(1)
Never Depend on Floppies
270(1)
Help Stamp Out Unnecessary Passwords!
271(1)
Honor Thy Neighbor's Copyright
271(1)
Your PC Is Not a Kindergarten
272(1)
Don't Jump on the Pirate Ship
272(1)
Keep Your Mitts Away from Monitors and Power Supplies
272(1)
Don't Lease a PC for the Long Haul
273(1)
Avoid Older Versions of PC Software
273(2)
Part VI: Appendixes
275(14)
Appendix A: About the DVD
277(2)
System Requirements
277(1)
Using the DVD
277(1)
What You'll Find on the DVD
278(1)
Troubleshooting
278(1)
Customer Care
278(1)
Appendix B: The PC Builder's Glossary
279(10)
Index 289
Mark L. Chambers has been building, customizing, and repairing PCs for over 20 years for himself and clients. As a consultant, he helps everyday folks update, maintain, and troubleshoot PCs.