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Old 05-23-2008, 04:35 PM
jeffopus jeffopus is offline
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Don't try to make it look like you know something you don't. You will look stupid if you show him you don't know what your doing and say you do. Be honest and he will helpo you out, he already is saying he will so don't try to fool him. You may lose the help you have by lying to him.

Use google to learn about building a comp, I did and it is not all that hard.

Main things are getting all the parts in correctly and step back to look at and check all work before turning on power, double check everything so you do it right the first time.

Good luck.
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Old 05-31-2008, 09:25 AM
cablehiccups cablehiccups is offline
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Building a computer is really not difficult at all. The parts all go in one way. Make sure everything is mounted securely and plug it in. Hopefully all goes well and you don't have any problems that you have to figure out.

I agree with the others when they say don't lie - it will only make you look foolish.
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