How to Build a Computer Made Easy

There are many advantages to building your own computer, not the least being that you will learn a great deal about how a PC is assembled and works - very useful when things go wrong! Also you will be able to customise the computer to your precise requirements. Building a computer is much easier than most people realise. The components are relatively inexpensive, easily available and the actual assembly of the computer is surprisingly straight forward. The construction is just a matter of fitting the component modules into the correct position and then connecting them together by plugging in the appropriate cables. No soldering should be required and the only tools you are likely to need will be screwdrivers, small spanners and a pair of pliers. After the physical assembly has been completed the final task is to then install the Windows Vista operating system and possibly any other drivers or software you may require. A certain amount of technical knowledge is useful in selecting and handling the most suitable components, tackling the task of putting it all together and, finally, overcoming any problems that may occur. This book is written in an easy to understand way and is fully illustrated with full colour photographs. It will tell you all you need to know to enable you to assemble your own PC with the minimum of problems.