Name: EasyPCbuilderを使って30分でパソコンを作る方法!- ゲーミングPC (How to build a computer in 30 minutes with EasyPCbuilder! - Gaming PC)
Uploaded: 2021-01-14T06:53:14.000Z
Duration: 30 min 55 s
Description: VoiceTubeの動画で発音を聞きながら英語表現を覚えよう！学べる英語：

Hello and welcome to the EasyPCBuilder.com build video my name's Brett

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and I'll be showing you through the build process today. Now, whether you're here to

learn something new, or save 30% to 50% off of retail by building it yourself

they're all great reasons, and I'll help show you through that today.

Now, why do you want to listen to me? I started building computers at a young age

as a hobby and it's now turned into my profession.

I've got a degree in Computer Engineering and 15 years experience in

Now I certainly don't claim to know it all, but if you learn a thing or two then that's great.

So what are we building with today? We've got our power supply, our motherboard, our hard drive

a CPU, a high-performance graphics card, an aftermarket heatsink

a DVD burner and an anti-static wrist strap

Now, if you want a full description of all the parts that we suggest to use in a build like this

head over to the website at EasyPCBuilder.com

where you'll find the monthly updated Parts Guides, which outline the best components to buy

to get the best Value, Performance and Reliability

our of your Build. A large amount of consumer and engineering research goes

and they're also available for other builds too,

such as Gaming PC's at various levels, Media PC's

& Home Office PC's also... And they're awesome!

Now I'm using an anti-static wristband as I build today. This really should be

If you don't use static protection you may not completely break anything

but you do run the chance of shortening the life of your components by them sustaining

for the small cost of an anti-static strap, I'd really recommend it.

Now to ensure that you're appropriately grounded to earth

you should do the following: unpack the case and the PSU before unboxing or

install the power supply into the case, now you'll notice a fan on the bottom of

which feeds air into the PSU. Where you have an intake and filter in the bottom of the case

install it this way, as it will help you draw cool air, in and through the case.

Now on the back of the case, you'll see four mounting points that you need to fasten.

Now ensure that the PSU power switch is in the OFF position

this will cut any potential power supply as the earth bypasses this switch

These days with painted cases,  your strap won't conduct to earth properly unless

you find an unpainted surface to attach to.

So I've attached the wrist strap to a non-painted

conductive area, by using a riser as a connection point

to ensure good continuity to ground. When the build is finished we simply remove this

But as the thread in this riser interfaces directly to the earthed PSU casing

it is the best path available with a painted case like this.

Now doing all of this will ensure that I'm as close to relative ground as

which is the best potential to be at when working with components.

Having yourself attached to a non-earthed case is still better than nothing

but as the case cannot completely dissipate your passed charge

you're likely floating at some voltage higher than 0V

and still have the potential to damage components (pun intended).

Also, We'd recommend doing the build on tiles or hardwood floors where you can

as it's hard to build up static. And don't pat your curious pets while you're building

and have a clean, non-conductive work area to work on.

into an earthed wall socket which is turned OFF and then plug the other end

of the cable into TURNED OFF power supply.

So, for the mean time, we'll just leave the case and the power supply as they are

and now that I'm appropriately earthed and static free, we can get to installing some of

Seriously, buy a wrist strap. They're $5.

CPU array, we have our four CPU *cooler* mounting points

we have our CPU fan header, our RAM slots

primary connector, we have our 8 pin secondary CPU power connector

we have our USB 2.0 headers, our USB 3.0 headers

our case interface header for switches and LED's

we have our 6x motherboard mounting points

and on the opposite side here, we've got our audio, USB

display,  HDMI, USB and ps/2 connectors for the back interface to the case.

So now lets install the CPU. Now you may have heard of

'zero insertion force' with respect to CPU installation.

not the actual holding plate which holds the CPU in place.

Now, on the CPU array, there are two notches here and here

and here. Now they're asymmetrical, so the CPU

As you see, I'm holding the CPU by the sides, never from the face

or from the back of the pins. Never touch the CPU array either.

Now to fold the mounting place back over, we need to ensure that the arm is back

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