The satisfaction youfeel from having the knowledge and skills to build your own computer, from scratch, is fantastic. I've taught many students these unique skills and it's still an amazing buzz when you put together a computer.

Once a computer has been built (using the right bits of kit) the only thing you will ever likely need to do in the future, is upgrade the motherboard and processor. This will of course save you a lot of money! I'll provide you with links to the sites where you can get the best hardware deals and customized parts.

It's all easier than you think and I'll show you how to do it.

I cover the installation of all the major computer parts including : Socket and Slot Processors, Memory, Hard Drives, CD-ROM, CD-R & DVD Drives, Modems, Graphic adapters, Sound Cards, Floppy Drives and Socket A, Socket 7, Slot 1, Celeron, Pentium and AMD Motherboards.

Learn exactly what's in your machine, and how the parts work, and you'll never be confused by a computer salesman's double-talk. You can also enjoy the satisfaction that comes with owning a computer you built yourself!

You'll Be Building Like A Pro In No Time

And NO technical jargon. This is the very same courseware that we use to teach in our PC Builders Course. It's dead easy to follow and we've even had requests from schools to use it. It's That Easy!

A complete step-by-step photographic procedure.

You will discover...

• Overview
  A basic overview of the parts you need.

• Motherboards
  A guide to the different motherboards.

• Processor
  A guide to the different processors.

• Price Quotation Sheet
  This is a list of the main components, so you can jot down your price quotes from different companies and compare prices.

• The Case
  Which type of case to buy.

Now that you know what to buy, and where to get the best deals, you can move on to the actual building of the PC.

ou will be able to install either a Socket processor or a Slot processor. Don't worry if you don't know what I'm talking about - you will.

With the help of highly detailed colored pictures you will now be able to start.....

• Preparing the Case
   

• Socket A Motherboard Installation
   

• Slot 1 Motherboard Installation
   

• Fitting the Motherboard into the Case
   

• Connecting the Switches and
  Motherboard Power Connector
   

• Installing the Hard Drive and CD Drive
   

•  Installing the Floppy Drive
   

•  Installing the AGP Graphic Card
   

• Installing the Modem Card
   

• Testing and Preparation

See how to.....

• Computer FAQ Section

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I think you'll agree that this is an amazing deal. You'll be able to build ANY computer system you would like with any problems you have answered.

The only reason that we haven't included the photographs on this page, is that you would still be waiting for the page to load! And I'm sure you've got better things to do than wait all day for pictures to load up. But you can be sure that they are highly detailed, in full colour, are full sized and use close-up shots when needed.

From the smallest screw head and computer chip to the whole case, you will see everything in great detail.

I know every picture tells a story, but I also explain the procedure so clearly that even the most inept, non-technical person can understand the explanation that goes with the picture. After all I've been teaching people how to do this for years, so you can be sure that you're getting top-class professional courseware.

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