The main components of a PC and its purpose
Good price ranges for each component
Good options for each component
Cost breakdown for building a
PC Safety for assembly
How to wire a PC
Where each component goes
The document provides safety procedures and instructions for assembling a computer. It outlines steps for preparing the work area, handling components safely to avoid electrostatic discharge, choosing and preparing the computer case and power supply, installing the motherboard and attaching various components like the CPU, heat sink, RAM, and expansion cards. It also describes connecting hard drives, optical drives, and installing the operating system before performing post-assembly checks. The overall assembly process is broken down into clear steps to safely build a computer system.
1. The document provides step-by-step instructions for assembling a computer, including preparing tools and materials, laying the motherboard, installing the processor, RAM, and other components, and connecting cables and power.
2. Key steps include laying the motherboard on a soft surface, installing the processor and heat sink, inserting RAM modules in the correct slots, attaching the power supply, and connecting cables and power to test the completed assembly.
3. The 13 steps cover installing all the main components - motherboard, processor, RAM, graphics card, hard drive, optical drive, and connecting all cables and power to test the computer.
The SiNet Hub 444 allows up to 4 stepper or servo drives to be controlled from a single PC or PLC via RS-232. It can run standalone for multi-axis motion control programs stored on the hub using Applied Motion's programming software. The hub provides communication, I/O, and power distribution for connected drives and axes. Programming features include complex motion profiles, messaging, and subroutines.
The document provides step-by-step instructions for assembling a computer system. It discusses 11 steps: installing the CPU; heat sink and fan; RAM; motherboard; power supply; hard drive; optical drive; expansion cards; cables; checking and testing; and installing the operating system and drivers. The goal is to learn how to properly assemble internal computer hardware and install an operating system.
The document provides step-by-step instructions for assembling a PC. It includes opening the computer case, installing the power supply, motherboard components and CPU, installing internal drives like the hard drive and optical drive, installing adapter cards, connecting internal cables, reattaching side panels and external cables, and booting the computer for the first time to test components.
The document provides steps for assembling a desktop PC and troubleshooting issues. It begins with an introduction to desktop PC components like the CPU, motherboard, RAM, graphics card, and hard drive. It then outlines an 11-step process for assembly: installing the motherboard, CPU, heat sink, RAM, power supply, graphics card, hard drive, cables, and operating system. Troubleshooting tips are also mentioned. The presentation aims to guide users through the full assembly and setup of a desktop computer.
This document provides step-by-step instructions for assembling a PC. It begins by listing required tools and components. The 11 steps include: installing the motherboard, CPU, heat sink, RAM, power supply, video card, hard drive, optical drive, connecting cables, peripherals, and installing the operating system. Each step provides details on properly handling components and connecting them to the appropriate ports. Common PC component abbreviations are defined in a glossary.
The document provides safety procedures and instructions for assembling a computer. It outlines steps for preparing the work area, handling components safely to avoid electrostatic discharge, choosing and preparing the computer case and power supply, installing the motherboard and attaching various components like the CPU, heat sink, RAM, and expansion cards. It also describes connecting hard drives, optical drives, and installing the operating system before performing post-assembly checks. The overall assembly process is broken down into clear steps to safely build a computer system.
1. The document provides step-by-step instructions for assembling a computer, including preparing tools and materials, laying the motherboard, installing the processor, RAM, and other components, and connecting cables and power.
2. Key steps include laying the motherboard on a soft surface, installing the processor and heat sink, inserting RAM modules in the correct slots, attaching the power supply, and connecting cables and power to test the completed assembly.
3. The 13 steps cover installing all the main components - motherboard, processor, RAM, graphics card, hard drive, optical drive, and connecting all cables and power to test the computer.
The SiNet Hub 444 allows up to 4 stepper or servo drives to be controlled from a single PC or PLC via RS-232. It can run standalone for multi-axis motion control programs stored on the hub using Applied Motion's programming software. The hub provides communication, I/O, and power distribution for connected drives and axes. Programming features include complex motion profiles, messaging, and subroutines.
The document provides step-by-step instructions for assembling a computer system. It discusses 11 steps: installing the CPU; heat sink and fan; RAM; motherboard; power supply; hard drive; optical drive; expansion cards; cables; checking and testing; and installing the operating system and drivers. The goal is to learn how to properly assemble internal computer hardware and install an operating system.
The document provides step-by-step instructions for assembling a PC. It includes opening the computer case, installing the power supply, motherboard components and CPU, installing internal drives like the hard drive and optical drive, installing adapter cards, connecting internal cables, reattaching side panels and external cables, and booting the computer for the first time to test components.
The document provides steps for assembling a desktop PC and troubleshooting issues. It begins with an introduction to desktop PC components like the CPU, motherboard, RAM, graphics card, and hard drive. It then outlines an 11-step process for assembly: installing the motherboard, CPU, heat sink, RAM, power supply, graphics card, hard drive, cables, and operating system. Troubleshooting tips are also mentioned. The presentation aims to guide users through the full assembly and setup of a desktop computer.
This document provides step-by-step instructions for assembling a PC. It begins by listing required tools and components. The 11 steps include: installing the motherboard, CPU, heat sink, RAM, power supply, video card, hard drive, optical drive, connecting cables, peripherals, and installing the operating system. Each step provides details on properly handling components and connecting them to the appropriate ports. Common PC component abbreviations are defined in a glossary.
The document provides steps for building a personal computer (PC). It includes:
1. Purchasing components like the case, motherboard, CPU, RAM, power supply, hard drive, optical drive, and other parts.
2. Preparing the case and motherboard by cleaning, configuring settings, and installing the motherboard into the case.
3. Installing the CPU, RAM, hard drive, optical drive and connecting power cables.
4. Connecting the video card and ensuring proper cooling for components.
This document provides instructions on assembling a computer. It covers safety procedures, creating an inventory of components, installing the motherboard, CPU, RAM, hard drive, video card, and connecting peripherals. The final section discusses booting the computer for the first time and describes what the BIOS is. Safety tips are provided throughout, such as taking ESD precautions and ensuring proper voltage for the CPU.
This document provides step-by-step instructions for assembling a desktop computer system unit. It begins with preparing the work area and taking inventory. It then outlines 10 steps: installing the IO shield and power supply, attaching motherboard components like the CPU and RAM, installing the motherboard, expansion cards, internal drives, and internal cables. The last steps are reattaching the side panels and connecting external cables. The overall goal is to assemble the computer components in a logical, methodical manner.
This document provides instructions for assembling a computer. It discusses selecting and installing components like the power supply, motherboard, CPU, RAM, drives, expansion cards, and case fans. It emphasizes safety precautions and ensuring components are compatible. The proper installation of these parts includes connecting the front panel cables and power button to the motherboard to finish the assembly process.
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The document provides steps for computer assembly including preparing the workspace, installing components like the power supply, motherboard, CPU, RAM, drives, adapter cards, and connecting internal and external cables. It describes ensuring proper cooling for the CPU, installing the operating system, using BIOS, identifying issues through beep codes or Windows error logs, and following preventative maintenance practices to reduce downtime. The purpose is to guide technicians through computer assembly and troubleshooting processes in a logical, methodical manner.
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The document provides instructions for assembling a computer. It describes opening the computer case and installing components like the power supply, motherboard, drives, adapter cards and connecting internal cables. Key steps include installing the power supply, attaching components like the CPU and RAM to the motherboard, installing the motherboard in the case, installing internal drives and drives in external bays, connecting power and data cables between components, and booting the computer for the first time. The document provides detailed guidance on installing specific components like network interface cards, video cards and connecting various power and data cables.
This document provides step-by-step instructions for installing computer hardware components and peripherals. It begins with the disassembly process, explaining how to safely remove parts like the power supply, hard drive, memory and motherboard. It then describes the assembly process, covering preparation, installing the CPU, heat sink, memory and motherboard. Other steps include connecting the power supply, installing graphics/video cards, internal drives and add-in cards. The document concludes with connecting peripherals like the monitor, keyboard, mouse and network cable.
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The document provides instructions for assembling a computer. It describes opening the case, installing components like the power supply, motherboard, CPU, RAM, drives, adapter cards and connecting internal cables in a logical sequence. Computer assembly requires working carefully with sensitive components to ensure proper installation and functionality of the system.
The document provides instructions for assembling a computer. It describes opening the case, installing components like the power supply, motherboard, CPU, RAM, drives, adapter cards and connecting internal cables in a logical sequence. Connecting power and data cables correctly is important for the computer to function properly. Following the assembly steps helps technicians build computers methodically.
The document provides instructions for assembling a computer. It describes opening the case and installing components like the power supply, motherboard, RAM, CPU, heat sink, drives, adapter cards, and connecting internal cables. It also covers connecting external cables, booting the computer, using BIOS, and identifying beep codes. Computer disassembly is outlined as the reverse of the assembly process. The document emphasizes working in a logical manner and improving skills with practice.
Computer assembly involves installing components like the power supply, motherboard, drives, and adapter cards. Cables are connected and the case is closed. When booted, the BIOS performs a POST check for hardware issues, identified by beep codes. The BIOS setup program allows configuring components and settings. Computer disassembly reverses the assembly process by removing components and cables.
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This document provides an overview of Chapter 3 from the textbook "IT Essentials: PC Hardware and Software v4.0". The chapter covers the assembly of computer components including installing the power supply, motherboard, drives, adapter cards, cables, and booting the computer for the first time. It describes the objectives and contents of the chapter, including labs and virtual desktop activities for students.
1. The document provides step-by-step instructions for assembling a computer, outlining the necessary tools, materials, and 13 steps to complete the assembly.
2. Key steps include laying the motherboard in place, installing the processor, RAM, VGA card, hard drive, power supply, and connecting all cables and components.
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The document provides steps for building a personal computer (PC). It includes:
1. Purchasing components like the case, motherboard, CPU, RAM, power supply, hard drive, optical drive, and other parts.
2. Preparing the case and motherboard by cleaning, configuring settings, and installing the motherboard into the case.
3. Installing the CPU, RAM, hard drive, optical drive and connecting power cables.
4. Connecting the video card and ensuring proper cooling for components.
This document provides instructions on assembling a computer. It covers safety procedures, creating an inventory of components, installing the motherboard, CPU, RAM, hard drive, video card, and connecting peripherals. The final section discusses booting the computer for the first time and describes what the BIOS is. Safety tips are provided throughout, such as taking ESD precautions and ensuring proper voltage for the CPU.
This document provides step-by-step instructions for assembling a desktop computer system unit. It begins with preparing the work area and taking inventory. It then outlines 10 steps: installing the IO shield and power supply, attaching motherboard components like the CPU and RAM, installing the motherboard, expansion cards, internal drives, and internal cables. The last steps are reattaching the side panels and connecting external cables. The overall goal is to assemble the computer components in a logical, methodical manner.
This document provides instructions for assembling a computer. It discusses selecting and installing components like the power supply, motherboard, CPU, RAM, drives, expansion cards, and case fans. It emphasizes safety precautions and ensuring components are compatible. The proper installation of these parts includes connecting the front panel cables and power button to the motherboard to finish the assembly process.
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The document provides steps for computer assembly including preparing the workspace, installing components like the power supply, motherboard, CPU, RAM, drives, adapter cards, and connecting internal and external cables. It describes ensuring proper cooling for the CPU, installing the operating system, using BIOS, identifying issues through beep codes or Windows error logs, and following preventative maintenance practices to reduce downtime. The purpose is to guide technicians through computer assembly and troubleshooting processes in a logical, methodical manner.
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The document provides instructions for assembling a computer. It describes opening the computer case and installing components like the power supply, motherboard, drives, adapter cards and connecting internal cables. Key steps include installing the power supply, attaching components like the CPU and RAM to the motherboard, installing the motherboard in the case, installing internal drives and drives in external bays, connecting power and data cables between components, and booting the computer for the first time. The document provides detailed guidance on installing specific components like network interface cards, video cards and connecting various power and data cables.
This document provides step-by-step instructions for installing computer hardware components and peripherals. It begins with the disassembly process, explaining how to safely remove parts like the power supply, hard drive, memory and motherboard. It then describes the assembly process, covering preparation, installing the CPU, heat sink, memory and motherboard. Other steps include connecting the power supply, installing graphics/video cards, internal drives and add-in cards. The document concludes with connecting peripherals like the monitor, keyboard, mouse and network cable.
The document provides step-by-step instructions for installing hardware components and peripherals in a personal computer. It begins with disassembling a PC by unplugging all cables, removing screws from the case, and taking out components like the motherboard, CPU, RAM, fans, drives. It then describes reassembling the PC by installing these components in reverse order. Additional steps include connecting power supplies, installing expansion cards, and attaching peripherals like monitors, keyboards, mice to the appropriate ports. The overall process involves carefully handling components to avoid damage from static electricity.
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The document provides instructions for assembling a computer. It describes opening the case, installing components like the power supply, motherboard, CPU, RAM, drives, adapter cards and connecting internal cables in a logical sequence. Computer assembly requires working carefully with sensitive components to ensure proper installation and functionality of the system.
The document provides instructions for assembling a computer. It describes opening the case, installing components like the power supply, motherboard, CPU, RAM, drives, adapter cards and connecting internal cables in a logical sequence. Connecting power and data cables correctly is important for the computer to function properly. Following the assembly steps helps technicians build computers methodically.
The document provides instructions for assembling a computer. It describes opening the case and installing components like the power supply, motherboard, RAM, CPU, heat sink, drives, adapter cards, and connecting internal cables. It also covers connecting external cables, booting the computer, using BIOS, and identifying beep codes. Computer disassembly is outlined as the reverse of the assembly process. The document emphasizes working in a logical manner and improving skills with practice.
Computer assembly involves installing components like the power supply, motherboard, drives, and adapter cards. Cables are connected and the case is closed. When booted, the BIOS performs a POST check for hardware issues, identified by beep codes. The BIOS setup program allows configuring components and settings. Computer disassembly reverses the assembly process by removing components and cables.
The document provides instructions for assembling a desktop PC by listing the necessary components and assembly steps. The key components include the power supply, motherboard, processor, RAM, hard drive, video card, keyboard, mouse, monitor, and case. The assembly process involves installing these components one by one into the case, such as installing the motherboard, CPU, RAM, and connecting power cables. The document explains how to set up the BIOS and check that the computer is functioning properly on first startup.
This document provides an overview of Chapter 3 from the textbook "IT Essentials: PC Hardware and Software v4.0". The chapter covers the assembly of computer components including installing the power supply, motherboard, drives, adapter cards, cables, and booting the computer for the first time. It describes the objectives and contents of the chapter, including labs and virtual desktop activities for students.
1. The document provides step-by-step instructions for assembling a computer, outlining the necessary tools, materials, and 13 steps to complete the assembly.
2. Key steps include laying the motherboard in place, installing the processor, RAM, VGA card, hard drive, power supply, and connecting all cables and components.
3. The final step is to test if the computer can successfully boot up once fully assembled.
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The document discusses the 0-1 knapsack problem and provides an example of solving it using dynamic programming. The 0-1 knapsack problem aims to maximize the total value of items selected from a list that have a total weight less than or equal to the knapsack's capacity, where each item must either be fully included or excluded. The document outlines a dynamic programming algorithm that builds a table to store the maximum value for each item subset at each possible weight, recursively considering whether or not to include each additional item.
Dijkstra's algorithm finds the shortest paths between vertices in a graph with non-negative edge weights. It works by maintaining distances from the source vertex to all other vertices, initially setting all distances to infinity except the source which is 0. It then iteratively selects the unvisited vertex with the lowest distance, marks it as visited, and updates the distances to its neighbors if a shorter path is found through the selected vertex. This continues until all vertices are visited, at which point the distances will be the shortest paths from the source vertex.
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When we have to display a large portion of the picture, then not only scaling & translation is necessary, the visible part of picture is also identified. This process is not easy. Certain parts of the image are inside, while others are partially inside. The lines or elements which are partially visible will be omitted.
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A → αB,
A -> a,
A → ε,
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G = (V, Σ, P, S)
V - It is non-empty, finite set of non-terminal symbols,
Σ - finite set of terminal symbols, (Σ ∈ V),
P - a finite set of productions or rules,
S - start symbol, S ∈ (V - Σ)
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2. Introduction:
• Things to Prepare before Assembly
• Anti-static wrist strap
• Set of screwdrivers and pliers
• Piece of cloth
• CPU Thermal compound (recommended)
• PC components
3. Step 1: Installing the motherboard
• Make sure you have all the components
in place and a nice, clean and big enough
place to work with.
• Put your antic-static wrist strap on to
prevent your components from getting
affected. Make sure your hands are clean
before starting.
• Unscrew and open the side doors of the
cabinet
• Lay the cabinet on its side
• Put the motherboard in place
• Drive in all the required screws on the
motherboard screw mounting points.
4. Step 2: Installing the CPU
• CPU is the heart of a computer so make sure you handle it
properly and do not drop it or mishandle it.
• DO NOT touch the pins.
• Get hold of your motherboard and CPU manual
• There is a golden mark on the CPU to help you assist. Consult
both your motherboard and CPU manual to see which position it
fits exactly
• Lift the CPU lever on the motherboard
• Place the CPU properly on the motherboard
• Pull down the lever to secure the CPU in place
5. Step 3: Installing the heat sink
• After installing the processor we
proceed to installing the heat sink.
There are different kinds of heat sinks
that are bundled with the processor
and each has a different way of
installation.
• Place the heat sink on the processor
• Secure the heat sink with the lever or
screws.
• After this you will need to connect the
cable of the heat sink fan on the
motherboard. Again look into the
motherboard manual on where to
connect it and then connect it to the
right port to get your heat sink in
operational mode.
6. Step 4: Installing the RAM
• The newer RAMs ie. DDR RAMs are easy to install as you don’t
have to worry about placing which side where into the slot.
• DDR RAM terminals are split into 2 lengths to fit in to the RAM
connector.
• Push down the RAM into the slot
• Make sure the both the clips hold the RAM properly
7. Step 5: Installing the power supply
• We will now install the power
supply as the components we install
after this will require power cables
to be connected to them.
• Place the PSU into the case bracket
• Put the screws in place tightly
8. Step 6: Installing the video card
• First you will need to find out whether your video
card is AGP or PCI-E. AGP graphics cards have
become redundant and are being phased out of
the market quickly.
• Remove the back plate on the case corresponding
to the graphics card
• Push the card into the slot
• Secure the card with a screw
• Plug in the power connection from PSU (if
required)
• High-end graphics cards need dedicated power
supply usually a 4/6 pin plug.
9. Step 7: Installing the hard disk
• Hard disks are fragile and needs to handled
carefully.
• Place the hard drive into the bay
• Secure the drive with screws
• Connect the power cable from PSU to hard disk
• Connect the PATA (IDE) or SATA cable from
motherboard into the drive
10. Step 8: Installing optical drive
• The installation an optical drive is exactly similar
to an hard drive.
• Place the optical drive into the bay
• Drive in the screws
• Connect the power cable and data cable
• Tip: When installing multiple optical drives take
care of jumper settings. Make sure you make one
as primary and other slave by using the jumper.
This is not applicable if the drives are SATA drives.
11. Step 9: Connecting various cables
• You will need to consult your motherboard manual
for finding the appropriate port for connecting
various cables at the right places on the
motherboard.
• Connect the large ATX power connector to the
power supply port on your motherboard
• Next get hold of the smaller square power
connector which supplies power to the processor
and connect it to the appropriate port by taking
help from your motherboard manual
• Connect the ATX case cables for power, reset
button in the appropriate port of the motherboard
• Connect the front USB/audio panel cable in the
motherboard
• Plug the cable of ATX case cooling fans
12. Step 10:
• Get the rest of the PC components like monitor,
keyboard, mouse, speakers etc. which we will
connect now.
• Connect the VGA cable of the monitor into the
VGA port
• If mouse/keyboard are PS/2 then connect them to
PS/2 ports or else use the USB port
• Connect the speaker cable in the audio port
• Plug in the power cable from PSU into the UPS
• Also plug in the power cable of the monitor
• DOUBLE CHECK ALL CABLES BEFORE POWER ON
the PC!
13. Step 11: Installing the OS and drivers
• Insert OS CD/DVD into CD/DVD rom drive.
• Set the first boot device to CD/DVD drive in BIOS
• Pop in the OS disk
• Reboot the PC
• Install the OS
• Install drivers from motherboard CD (applicable only to
Windows OS)
• All Done! PC is now ready to use!
14. Glossary and Abbreviation:
CPU – Central Processing Unit
RAM – Random Memory Access
DDR -Double Data Rate
SDRAM – Synchronous Dynamic Random Access Memory
PSU -Power Supply Unit
AGP – Accelerated Graphics Port
PCI-E – Peripheral Component Interconnect- Express
SATA – Serial Advanced Technology Attachment