Building a PC

My PC BUILD

Components that I used



  • Gigabyte B250M-DS3H Motherboard
  • ZM450-FX 450W power supply
  • Intel Pentium G4600 Processor
  • Toshiba 1TB HDD
  • WD Blue 250GB SSD
  • 16GB DDR4
  • AFOX GTX 1050TI Graphics Card
  • Computer Case
I first opened the Motherboard and installed the CPU and cooler
Then I installed RAM by firmly pressing the ram to the ddr4 slot.
I screwed the motherboard in to the computer case and made sure the the screws were tightly screwed.
I installed power supply. This power supply was bit smaller than the normal supply but I used an adapter to make it fit the the case.
I installed SSD and HDD. I couldn't screw the SSDtightly, because the screw was to long for SSD. I had add a tape to make it stay on.
I installed the graphics card and booted my computer for the first time. I first had some problems booting the computer, but it turns out that it was because of my graphics card. Once I removed the graphics card a booted, it booted up with out any problem.
I finally installed windows 10 using my windows 10 USB. I already had a windows 10 usb but it didn't like my Hard Drive so I had to make a new USB. After I made a new one, It worked just fine.

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