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I also want to use a wireless card on this machine. Any recommended?
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To have a computer, you need the following:
Case Power supply Motherboard Processor Memory Hard drive Optical drive Video card Operating system Peripherals (keyboard, mouse, monitor) Please tell us which items have to be included in the $500 budget, and is there ANY way you can increase the budget? Also, please tell us the brand and model of your wireless router. |
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I can go $600 max on budget. My wireless router is Belkin Surf Wireless N Router
Model#: F7D2301-WM Items that HAVE to be in budget are: case power supply mother board processor memory hard drive optical drive video card The rest I already have. |
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thank you
edit: just ordered everything, can't wait Last edited by MattVizzle; 08-29-2011 at 05:19 PM. |
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Starting build today...wish me luck
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follow this sticky to build, it will save you a ton of time in the event you hook something wrong or run into a problem
PROBLEMS with a NEW BUILD? Try This!! |
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I actually didn't read the above in time and when I had put everything together I got nothing.
So I took it all apart, now I have power supply, motherboard, video card, when I touch the screwdriver to the power pins on the motherboard my CPU fan and Vid Card fan come on but NO display and they only spin for about 3 secs then stop then start up and spin again for 3 seconds... any advice? |
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You need at least 1 ram module installed. Do you have both the 24 pin ATX connector and the 4 pin CPU connector connected? Are the pins on the CPU heatsink completely snapped down into the holes on the motherboard?
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Ok got it to work, i had the ddr3 ram in the wrong spot. Now however when i put back everything into the case i get the 3 second thing again. So i removed 1 stick of ram and it boots up fine. Right now i'm loading windows 7 on it and i only have 1 stick of ram in there. After win7 is installed will i be able to just power off and add the other stick of ram without problems?
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Hopefully. Make sure you put it in the correct slot for dual channel operation and snap it completely in.
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yes it worked, thanks GLC for everything
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