How To Build a PC - Newegg's Step-By-Step Building Guide
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- Опубликовано: 6 июл 2024
- Are you building a PC for the first time? CONGRATULATIONS! You’re about to enter the world of PC building where there is serious power, customization, and cutting edge technology.
Whether you are new to the world of PC building, a returning master, or a hardcore gamer looking to install the latest graphics card into your gaming PC, we’ve got you covered. In this video, we’ll teach you what you need to know to go from a bunch of freshly opened boxes to a fully operational PC battle station. With this step-by-step guide you will have your PC build up and running in no time.
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0:00 - First Steps
1:43 - Motherboard
2:09 - CPU Installation
3:59 - CPU Cooler Installation
6:12 - Storage Installation
7:02 - RAM Installation
7:58 - Installing Motherboard into Case
9:49 - Additional Storage Installation
10:42 - Cooling and Fans
12:32 - Power Supply Installation
15:50 - GPU Installation
17:28 - Final Instructions and Troubleshooting
Before getting started, here are some things to remember:
1. It is a good idea to research component compatibility. If you’re purchasing a PC build kit then, you don’t have to worry because everything is already compatible. If not and you’re unsure about the components of your build, then take a few minutes to leverage some of Newegg’s shopping tools like our Memory Finder or PSU Finder. Many PC parts like hard drives or optical drives are usually compatible with most components but, some aren't.
2. When it comes to the actual build, never force anything. For the most part these components are pretty tough, but if you get the feeling something doesn’t fit, do not force it into place. Double check your parts by looking online for information. You can always look at the manufactures site for the specific part you’re having trouble with. Be sure to carefully examine the pieces that are supposed to be fitting together and look for damages or broken parts. This should keep you from accidentally breaking any of your new hardware.
3. Keep your work space clean and organized. Many components are very small and it is easy to lose screws and small pieces. Make sure you keep everything close at hand and easy to find. This will make the process much easier.
4. Keep your PC build's power cable unplugged while you are working on it. Usually components are designed to be safe, but taking precautions never hurts. Only plug in the power cable when you’re ready to turn everything on. Also, when making any adjustments, don’t touch anything inside your PC case without unplugging first.
Once your build is up and running in all its glorious gloriousness, you’ll know it was all worth it. Congratulations on putting together your PC, and keep shopping at Newegg.
Feel free to leave questions and advice in the comments! Also checkout Newegg Insider's "How To Build a PC" article here:
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Наука
00:43 - First Steps
01:43 - Motherboard
02:09 - CPU Installation
03:59 - CPU Cooler Installation
06:12 - Storage Installation
07:02 - RAM Installation
07:58 - Installing Motherboard into Case
09:49 - Additional Storage Installation
10:42 - Cooling and Fans
12:32 - Power Supply Installation
15:50 - GPU Installation
17:28 - Final Instructions and Troubleshooting
Just now when the video came out in 2018?
@@emerlead LMAO
Just adding it into the comments. It's been in the video description the whole time and we were working on getting the YT chapters added to the video.
Newegg Studios do I need a m.2 drive or it called something else
@@hovbs4438 what do you mean
Wait.
Where's the Swiss knife that hopefully has a screwdriver?
@kshamwhizzle I Immediately scrolled down for Verge references
maybe u need a lot of thermalpaste too
Lol I understood immediately, and how about zip tying your cables?
I can't take this video seriously because they don't tell you that you need a table to build the PC.
It's next to the tweezers
1:14 it’s for science
2:47 you monster
Does it make you feel better that it hurt us doing that?
Newegg Studios it’s a wound to deep to heal
AAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAA
@@Neweggstudio I did thi-
Yo fiby wtff
What a time to be alive; cars have computers, and computers have radiators, my goodness!
@@SirSaturnine8008 why
@@thoticcusprime9309 To be more efficient, faster, and better.
Edit: also higher quality and durability.
@@thoticcusprime9309 fym why?
@@VOKZEL this dude
David 72 why
Above all, "Screw with confidence."
- pro tip 👌
What an underrated video, kudos to newegg for this brief but informative guide.
Huzzah! A man of quality
dude you have no idea, im new to building my own pc and i didnt know how to choose motherboards and what chipsets were, but NO OTHER youtube channel said anything about that and just said what is good or not, and only the newegg video told me what motherboards are compatible with gpus and cpus and what to look for to what fits.
@@soulcleave2386 www.tomshardware.com/reviews/how-to-build-a-pc,5867.html, I used toms hardware to build my first pc, Tech Deals on youtube also has videos on him making a computer that are good. Building a PC is like riding a bike, after your first build, upgrading and building new PC's becomes easier. For a first build stick with fan cooling, you don't need a radiator or liquid cooling. Hope those links help. good luck with the build.
100x better than verge pc build
I like your profile picture lol 😂
Better than the Verge, well done I’m surprise why this isn’t sponsored
@@catfan__ Thanos snap
any build is better if you are comparing it to the Verge's build
@@ZZ-si5ku even lyles build
this video is a 20 minute commercial. Any person watching this video understands that prior to even watching it
Lets be real here, any build guide is better than verges lmaooo
finally, I can play games from after 2009
It doesn't depend about the build guide, it's the parts you use
I’m saying this because I am literally on a laptop from 2009 and didn’t know how to build a PC until now numb-nuts
@@wormsex i mean, you could have bought a prebuild
Ik it's bad but when you don't know anything and don't WANT to know anythink then it's not horrible i guess.
Super Jumper prebuilt are a waste of money
@@undefinedchannel9916 not all of them.
You can also ask some people to build one for you.
Or like nzxt origin pc for very high end custom water cooling.
And some prebuilds are actually.
Usable
instructions unclear appliances now run at 244 fps
yes, my fridge now cools things at 144fps
You better catch them then that seems like they’re going pretty fast
@@satoru556 Make sure you have the coldness set to 144hz or else they won't cool that much.
Ice cubes coming out from the fridge at 144 hz.
@@MrKimMarkus dam no wonder my 75hz freezer ain't be Makin ice cubes
Those examples about what not to do hurt me. I felt physically repulsed when he bent the CPU contacts on the motherboard.
The upside down CPU made me cringe so hard
*The Verge has entered the chat*
Well they have all the pc parts but so I guess it doesn't matter to them but chances are that all those parts were dead.
Let’s not mention the overused thermal paste
1:15
*heavy breathing*
2:48
*mental meltdown*
5:03
Newegg has officially chosen a side and the battle lines are drawn.
7:02
Ahh LPX ram. My personal favorite.
8:09
They got humor. +1
Pretty damn good build guide. Better than the Verge's, though having a guide where you instruct the user to run a hose from their faucet directly to their case so it pours water over the motherboard to keep it cool would be a better guide than the Verge's.
Yay! I got a heart from Newegg. I knew I was right in ordering all the stuff I could for my PC from them. Can't edit the original comment since it'll remove the heart and I don't want that.
@@randomlyentertaining8287 How about a reply? What CPU/Mobo/GPU are you going with?
@@Neweggstudio *fanboy squealing*
I used a Gigabyte GA-B250M-DS3H, a Radeon RX 580 Armor OC 8GB GPU, and a Pentium G4560T, though the CPU was not of my choice. I wanted a i7-7700, since it was the best CPU I could use with that board (Yeah, I messed up with buying that) but my job fired me before I could buy it and after, I couldn't afford a 300-350 dollar CPU so I had to get the G4560T on Ebay for 49 bucks.
At least half my PC has Newegg purchased stuff in it. My case, PSU, GPU, and monitor (the one I bought when I built it. Was destroyed in a fit of anger, couldn't afford an exact replacement) all came from you guys and got to say, I was very happy with the speed of delivery. Only three days between purchase and receipt. I should also be buying a Crucial BX500 2TB SSD from you guys within a couple months to expand my storage since nowadays, 550 GB of total storage between two drives isn't a whole lot of space when you have Steam and their sales.
Hope my blathering wasn't annoying. When I talk, I usually go overboard in detail.
@@AMRAMRS r/woosh
I wouldn't. What I was doing was making a joke that the Verge's build was worse than what I stated.
"You gotta make sure it's in there real good"
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Was gonna like this but ya know. The like count
Jesus R. 69 likes
Your name and your comment
-she 2020
Totally love this video. I saw it first as a ad preceding a Linus Tech Tips video. I thought wow, Linus hired someone with a really good voice.....I looked up and discovered it was an ad from Newegg! I clicked like and watched the complete ad....Then I located the actual video on RUclips. I really like Linus Tech Tips but they talk like nerds, This guy is a professional with a AWESOME voice,
Plus Linus doesn’t really light up his “ how to build a pc “ video all that well like this.
no cap this vid is fire explained everything perfectly. shit its my turn to build one.
Did you? Was it easy?
Kappa
same bro
Same bro I'm gonna build mine in a week. Just waiting on the cpu
Azapz ryzen 7 3700x, 1660 super, b450 carbon, 16gb ddr4 ram, and a 970 Samsung ssd
Great video, it's been a few years since I've built a PC from scratch and this was a great refresher of the steps without being overly drawn out.
1:15 I have never felt such stress
honestly that part made me cringe
Carefully Drops CPU:
Newegg: *DON'T*
@@user-rf2ey8ub4d no it was an Intel i9 10980XE and an AMD Threadripper 3990X combined together.
I have been looking for PC build videos and this one was the Best. It was clear and informative. Thanks.
By far , this is the best pc building guide I've seen . Great work Newegg . Regards
Thanks, it's been 5 years since I built my last one so I needed a refresher.
Thanks for going through each step. I now feel confident to build my PC, can't wait to see it up and running.
Very well thought out and presented. Instructions are easy to follow with thorough descriptions for what not to do. Worth every second to view this before your build - especially if you are a beginner.
Putting my components together is genuinely daunting but I’m a lot more confident now watching this video. I’ve never built a computer before but I’m eager to do it.
Only part I’m still a little unclear on is the power cable management but I’m sure I’ll sort it.
Thank you for sharing your experience and knowledge in a nicely shot, lit and paced video.
Easy to take things like this for granted in the present day
Just followed this guide and built my first ever PC with no issues. Excellent resource, thank you very much.
Did you buy his kit, or your own parts
@@Justdoitall767 my own parts. Cost me about 1800 CDN
Newegg has always done me right. Glad I found this vid.
I was talking shit earlier, but this is a GREAT, concise, clearly worded video that damn near anyone should be able to follow. Good work, guys!
Glad to know Newegg knows to really screw in with confidence.
This is a pretty thorough video, and definitely for that "First" builder.
Just built my PC today and it worked first try. Thanks for the visual guide, it helped a ton!
This is exactly the video I was looking for. It is a very good review of the general steps to building a PC. It is good if you have built once before and ready to build again. I have to disassemble my current PC, clean my case, and install everything brand new. Let's gooooo!
The best gaming PC building tutorial video ever.
💯 Out of 💯
Anyone else watching even though they’re not going to build a pc?
Me bc i know i will screw up
I have a better pc
@@rajshreesingh7946 guess what? We Dont Care!!!
Why do kids watch this when they know they dont know how to build
@@elbozo4793 its more like i dont have enough money
This is really neat. One of the best build guides.
Thank you! Simple steps to help me remember
Thanks to this video, I was able to select, buy, and build my computer from start to finish!
thank you SOOOOO much. i will try this
What a fantastic build guide. Well done Newegg!
I’m here for the video, as well as comments poking fun at a certain internet outlet’s infamous video
Thanks for this great video! I followed through it and it really helped me build my PC.
Generally very helpful. Thanks!
Best build guide on RUclips, 10/10 would be educated again
Covid is the reason I can’t upgrade, I love the video simple and straightforward, I definitely love informative videos like this thanks for us loading!
I love this video because you say things I wouldn't expect. Like at 3:30, if I saw that cover come off, I would have a panic attack thinking I broke something, LOL. Great video!
I am about to build a pc so thanks for the advice I will come back to this video when I start it
thank you you are such a life saver its my first time making a pc
very helpful thx
This is helping a bit. I'm a computer noob but am trying to build my first custom PC and it's quite a challenge. Trying to watch videos, research, and refer to my parts manuals. So far I've installed about half of the parts, so just going to take my time with the remaining parts
Thank you so very much i finally build up my own pc 😄
In my dreams.!!
Very Informative, Thanks
1:14 my heart sunk like never before
This is a lot easier Than I thought, I guess I’ll have to give this a shot now
when i buy my first rig this video will be really helpful and why the hell its not sponsored lol deserve my like button for sure
Great video
What a great informative video
11:30 most of the time temps will be lower if you exhaust out the top rather than using those fans as intakes because air rises. A typical fan configuration is air pulling in from the front, exhaust on top and back.
newegg so cool. no ads. no bs.
Congragufrickinlations! 😂😂😂😂
Why is there so less thermal paste, i thought you’d have to cover the whole cpu
- Verge
The way it's applied here is bad.use some thing to spread it.
if you put paste in centre it auto spreads when fan it attached to it.still spreading manually is best
@@KingofL85 i wouldnt say its as bad as what the verge did
this turned out way better than the verge
niiice loved the video!
That is the coolest damn case I've ever seen
This was a very helpfull video for me especially becuase I haven't buult a Pc before
Wow i was getting here thinking i was gonna see a verge 2, for all it is im kinsa impressed
I love you Newegg but can you put an option of installation by you?
your voice is so relaxing.... smooth speak Thats why i like it. also good content & presentation.
Thaks newegg this got me into making a pc. Thank you so much
Glad to hear it!
@@Neweggstudio you guys are awesome
Thanks, the manuals weren’t quite enough for us by themselves!
im going to use this on specifically non newegg parts
Congratufrikinglations!
Thank you. :)
Wow amazing video, it came up as an advertising and ended up going to the channel and checking it out, great content!
Just spent $2,000 on Newegg for all the parts I need to build my first pc.... open youtube and this is on my homepage. hmmm.... lol
awesome brilliant tutorial. when i had to upgrade my windows xp scratch build ti windows 10, i pressed the outside power switch and nothin g happened! was so bummed, but troubleshooted the power sw plug ins and an 6/2 pin power cable onto the motherboard that didn't fit into the motherboard and had to do a little surgery on a tip of the 2 pin connector then plugged it in to the motherboard and everything booted up ! rgb's, fans whirring all good things happened!
what is the chassis they use, that is featured in this video?
what was the kit you used for this build.
What r all the spec that you use for the parts?
good tutorial but you should reccomend using a anti static work board expecially when working on motherboard
cracking a hot one in the morning nice vid be the way
Tysm now I know how to build a Pc
Hey, what are your recommendations for parts if my budget is 100,000 INR. Objective is performance, RGB is not a priority
Where can I buy the pre-organized pc parts?
better than the verge 😻
Well done sir, well done! Congradu-frican-lations
My motherboard gave out two days ago. All I can do now is watch pc build videos on my phone and pretend I have them. XD
Step 1: “Get the money”
What’s next, a table? XD
Step 2: Get more money.
I have a budget of 800 for this
How can I determine what parts are comparable with others?
this came otu on my birthday
Well after watching The Verge's "Pc Build", looking at this hits different
why did yall stop offering the build kits!
Didn't you know the thermal paste that comes with the cooler is usually not enough and you need more? (Reference to the verge)
Can you add a hdd to a completed build?
I feel like I'm watching a pre flight safety briefing on how to inflate my life preserver
Lol
Dont be like The Verge and Sink
Hi guy so im building a pc and i have an old rx 570 rgb from my plder brother and i will use it again and i bought a Great Wall PSU 400w can it rum good?, Cpu is ryzen 5 2600 with 16gbs of ram.
but is there a place that is good and cheap? where do i need to buy it
Don't mind me, I'm just watching another computer build guide even though I have the process memorized
Don't mind me, also just watching another computer build guide even though I bought a prebuilt and don't have anything to upgrade and won't need a new PC for years (to be fair though in the future if i ever need a new motherboard or cpu ill probably just use some of the old hardware but do a new build in a new case.
Royal Young haha same
so would you say this guide is good and accurate?
@@neppyshub yup
“Congrajulfreakinlations!”
do newegg deliver in italy?
I don’t even have a pc but I still watched the whoooole video
Does NewEgg deliver your PC assembled if you buy it through the "PC Builder" method?
What if you're PSU doesn't have the 4pin cpu cable?
12:35 i thought u were supposed to face the aio cooler downwards?