Computer Building Basics
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 4 ก.ค. 2015
- Building a pair of computers to be used in an accounting practice.
PARTS LIST:
Case: Corsair 200R
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Motherboard: Gigabyte GA-Z97-HD3
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CPU: Intel Core i7-4790K Devil’s Canyon Quad-Core 4.0GHz
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RAM: G.SKILL Ripjaws X Series 16GB (2 x 8GB) 240-Pin DDR3 SDRAM DDR3 1600 (PC3 12800)
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SSD: Samsung 850 EVO 250GB
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ODD: Lite-On EBAU108 External DVD-Writer
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PSU: EVGA 430 Watt ATX
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OS: Windows 7 Pro 64-bit OEM
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Total cost: $850 per PC (July 2015)
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Back then, Carey taught me that I could build my own desktop computer. My latest build is the best one for me! Thank you, Mr. Carey Holzman!
Pleae come out with more man, this guy is a legend and he helped me out with my first gaming build and i did diagnostics cuz i couldnt figure out why it wont turn on and this dude solved all my problems. My graphics card is dead but luckily getting it replaced. Thank you dude, please come out with more! :)
+MoneyHard . Thank you! I appreciate your kind words and support!
+CareyHolzman any time dude, i saw someone on the forum ask about what monitor they needed. and it reminded me of your quote of the part wher eyou talked about, what you need it for, what you need it to do. Someone told me that was an excellent reply and the origonal poster never responded lol. Do you have any videos on cable managment tips on gaming ATX mid ranged machines? Im trying to figure out ways to hide the wires some more. but cant think of any right now when i keep taking case off becauase looking at those wires really bother me lol. Granted, its not over heating now. but id still like it tucked away.
Hi Carey, I’ve seen a couple of your videos and thought I’d drop you a line. I would like to build my own computer for trading, it will require quite a bit of memory as well as being heavy on graphics. I need to simultaneously run for now at least four screens(27 inch monitors) and will eventually be adding two more. Have you done any videos on trading stations or could you do one at some point? From what I’ve heard, because a setup like am describing needs to be running daily and constantly multitasking, I’ll need something akin to a gaming system. I would like to build one as powerful and reliable as possible with a $1500 budget. Am I kidding myself or is this actually possible?
Bought a weird computer has a brick like a laptop
Carey i just wanna say thank you so much. your videos are gold for newbies like me.
Carey is the best !
I really like how you explain things!
I looked all over for a good guide to help me build my first PC after I had gathered the parts. Other videos were quite daunting as they skimmed over the details, but you explained everything very clearly. Cheers for a great video!
must admit... i have watched countless videos on building computers. Yours i would have to rate "the best". You are very detailed and havent left anything out. Thanks for the great work!!!
I built a computer around when he made this video and I was so glad I found it! It was my third computer build but so much better following his method. That case is great!
I I'm graduated in computer technician and also NC-ll holder here in Philippines, I I'm the one who watch videos of this guy... I only one to. I salute you. thank you because I learn more about computer technics.
This Guy... He Loves His Job.
He should, he's honest and has no reason to loose sleep.
You probably would have built this in 10 minutes, but instead you decided to spend an extra 44 minutes explaining in detail what you are doing and detailing procedures from your experiences as well. Excellent video man, easily the best IT technician on youtube.
sir just listening to you for the first time, i am 10000000% elated . i have never heard some one explain things so clearly you are talking to a person that hardly knows about the computer. what you do is take your time and explain every thing bit by bit . the person that have a little understanding will be able to follow you step by step very easily. continue to explain little by little what you do . you are the greatest . is is a pleasure to listen and watch you. god bless
man I miss your older style of videos
Your videos also gave me a lot of useful insight regarding troubleshooting and what not
No one can tell me you don't know what you are talking about you are the real deal.thanks for all your videos.
I just wanted to say that your videos helped me build my first computer a few years ago and also sparked my passion in technology. Now I'm working in the tech industry!
"They wanna take time out of my day instead of taking time out of theirs."
-Boss
Or they are genuinely asking because they happen to have a secondhand cooler or something or are upgrading the motherboard...
It's great to watch you. I tried a few others and they talk so fast and blab about other things. You explain very well. Thanks
watching this in 2020.......i love you man.....amazing job.
I do appreciate people with the intention to help! Your videos are very didactic and inspiring! Thank You for them! Greetings from Hungary! :)
can't agree more with "asking customers what they need..now and down the road!" so much great business advice in this video.
watching this in 2017... and still... this dude is a ... LEGEND! Tnx for details and keep up the good work!
I've watched 100's of computer videos .... your is defiantly the best ..... down to earth real personable over all a great dude.
I built my first computer using this video as my guide. Thank you, Carey!
Welcome to the PC master race.
You are correct about the builds going a lot faster without the side stories however I enjoy the stories you share. It all helps with the understanding being enjoyable...
Keep it coming, Carey. Most of your videos are worth watching multiple times.
I just started watching your videos and I love them I'm learning a lot
Channels like yours are what inspirsed me to go with my first PC build. Thank you, and keep the content coming! :-)
I just can't thank you enough for your work.
I've spent most of a wet and windy Sunday watching a few of your knowledgeable and very entertaining videos. I built my own Intel Dual Core 775 Desktop in late 2007. With a few mods since then and Win10 upgraded last year, it has performed pretty much flawlessly; general purpose use - no gaming. I'd like to do an upgrade this year, so coming across your channel definitely inspires me to do just that. Great work 🖥📌👍🇬🇧
thank you carey holzman I got a clear ideas on building a pc and like the way you handling the dead computers i leaned more things on It once again thank you very much.
I love watching you build computers on here and on new eggs page and please make more of these videos! Your stories teach me allot! I wish I had a job like yours
this is where I learened how to build a pc, and I just assembled my friend a pc.
Carey, love your videos. You are the man.
very easy to follow your instructions Gary thanks
All your videos are great to learn something.Keep going ,Thanks
Living Legend.
Great commentary and it was really comprehensive! Thank you for teaching me through your videos how to build a pc!
Man, your videos are of great help, you are a good man, keep up with the good work.
I like the stories and anecdotes even though you say it takes a little bit longer. Because you always learn a lesson or item of knowledge in there somewhere. So I would say you should keep doing it. I do like how you explain everything so well at each step.
:) It's way more than informative, it's quite entertaining with all those side stories that are making those presentations vivid and not dry and borring.
Another great video, Carey! You might mention that humidity also helps with ESD concerns. I used to scoff at ESD protection, but have to admit to blowing an occasional MOSFET or high density chip that I couldn't explain otherwise. Of course an ESD mat and wrist strap provide maximum protection; I learned this at my last day job as a top level Avionics technician - but then, you're the computer guy and I've never worked on computers except to recap a motherboard when they start bulging. I fully defer to your wisdom and experience!
Hes so right I built my PC over the summer with FX 6300 CPU and did fine with some games than this Christmas time got a i5 6600k now I get to take out the MB and ram and basically get to re build it! I think that half the fun of building your own PC is that you can make it your own. I am even about to cut out the tower on side panel and put plexi glass window to see my components. Love it!
Great job as always! Take your time & enjoy the build...you are right it is fun & why not get it right the first time.
Thank you! That is what I do first. I sit down with a note pad, and my first question is: "What will this pc do for you today, and what will it do for you tomorrow?" Exactly as you said it, "this computer isn't for me, it's for them." Love your videos. Thanks again! ~Flip
I just want to say thank you for making these videos.
Hey great video! I stumbled upon this while building my own computer and lone-behold, same case! This helped me a lot with cable management.
You are absolutely correct on the CPU Fan. I always say, " If it is cheap ( implying the company is trying to save money) then why would they not just eliminate the fan period and sell you ' Only ' the CPU.... I never had one burn out on me and I am building computers since the mid-80's
tossing the documentation was hilarious, lots of good info in here. your videos are keeping me satiated while i wait for newegg to finally ship me the PSU i ordered
Going to start my first ever build computer and this video really helped give me confidence. Agree about the optical drive. I may just get an external for my first ever build. I've hardly ever used mine that much in my current system. Other than the operating system, everything else was downloaded off the internet, including Steam games and a few digital download games purchased at Amazon.
Carey, I love your videos, your a great presenter, love your dry humour, you are a talented guy, don't knock yourself. Just keep educating and entertain us. Cheers man.
Your job is awsome building Computers and getting payed for it.
You teach like me ....you worry about what they want ......not what you want .......nice job great presentation
Love the 200r case
Your videos are very helpful. Thank you!
Beautiful demonstration, thank you for sharing
Thanks for the sensible tutorial, well worth the watch.
Thanks for the great videos +CareyHolzman. Your videos help me a great deal putting my first PC together about 3 weeks ago. The week leading to starting the build all I did was watch your videos and a couple other TH-camrs how to build your pc videos.
1st time viewer ! Very detailed & easy to understand your builds. I will be starting a future build soon. thanks so much.
Really, I agree. Take your time with the build. I enjoy it so much that I get disappointed when it is done. It is fun to boot it up and have the satisfaction of the build but it costs too much to keep building PC's unless I get lucky enough to build one for a friend.
Thanks. I am one of many who are first time viewers and have never Built there Own PC. I plan on watching more of your vids.
Just found your channel and its great! Thank you so much ❤
I can't believe I lost your live video sorry sir if it was to be an exams I would have failed 😔. Well the video is helping a lot and during the practice I get stuck around a bit but it takes experience to become a good technician. God bless you sir may your wisdom keep on increasing so that we also may benefit thanks
hi Carey thanks for your vids I realy enjoy them very informative and easily understandable I didn't know much at all couple years ago and now I'm watching your vids learning each time I already built my own and someone else's pc well and I'm happy thanks keep it up and please don't stop
Decided to revist the first video I watched of yours. It is now October of 2022.
I have been doing this work for over 20 years, but I have learned much from these videos. They are better than any A+ training videos, and I highly recommend him. Carey is right: take your time and enjoy the process. I personally like buying used boards with quad-core CPUs attached and then use a new, high-quality power supply. Another strategy is to use an off-lease Dell Optiplex, and re-image with Windows 7 or 10. This makes a good work station for under $300. Here in the North East, even wealthy clients do not want to spend much on a new PC, so we stick with these off-lease units. I prefer Intel boards and CPUs, Crucial RAM, Cooler Master power supplies, and the NVidia Ti-Series cards for gaming as they are quiet when you are doing routine tasks. Another must is an SSD for your C drive. With an SSD, you need less system RAM and get very fast boot-up with Windows 10.
You explain everything so well..Thank you for making these videos! :)
PC building expert!
a child 5 years will understand every thing you say and do. you might be the only honest person in the whole world. your name should be on the net as the name of the president.......ONE IN A MILLION
Carey Holzman Your videos have enpired me to save my money for building my first computer. I appreciate the fact that you take the time to make these wonderful videos here on TH-cam.
Make it a great day or not, The choice is yours.
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Came for the information, stayed for the side stories. I wish I could apprentice with you.
It is good for going back to watch some of your old videos before ask a question, I did find some cable management tips form this video. I think I should re-do cable management in my computers.
I know this is a old video, but it completely applies at all times.
What he said about figuring out what you need totally depends on what you plan on doing with it. I used to work at a computer store and it NEVER failed, you ask what they plan on doing with the computer and they say “a little web-browsing, some e-mail, and some basic word processing”... 4 days later they would bring the machine back and complain that it wouldn’t play the most graphically intense game out at the time. We even had a “questionnaires” for them to fill out, and they STILL lied. Be completely honest in what you plan on doing with the computer, it makes a HUGE difference and will greatly affect your playing experience.
All computers are NOT the same!
thanks for the videos, everything explained very well. keep up the awesome
Long screws if im not wrong are for the front fans some cases use them sorta like a washer to reach the fans through the front of the case but besides the point love the videos keep em coming!!!!
You sir. Are a legend. Thank you for this video!
Side stories are awesome... keeps the videos interesting
This guy is a Legend.
Thanks for this great video. I really enjoyed whatching it
Already learned a lot .. for a not to computer savy people like my self u help me figure which is which..
at 30:07 to 30:40 that's what I did when, I hand picked and hand built, my computer I took time for 3 years before I build my first computer. I bought my computer in 2014 and it has not failed in 4 years and probably won't because I took the time to make everything neat and clean it every 6 months. I went with an H100i Liquid cooler, because I bought an amd9590 and it gets massively hot and does not come with a stock fan at all, when I was using an air cooler the temps were in the 50 range at idle while gaming above 80/90 so in some cases extra cooling for the right job is needed. I see from watching this video this build here does not need extra cooling. I do live stream and video editing and gameplay recording all in one with my build so the extra cooling was needed. I run below 40 now steady on pretty much, all things I do with the computer he's right about taking time to find out what you needed that's what I did in 2014. I have had 0 problems before you build one get someone who knows, how to build computers or watch videos of people doing it for a living, it will be so much easier that's what I did before I built mine, this video has helped me out in the first 30 minutes thanks, I plan to one day to start my own tech channel for crazy computer builds or just walkthroughs.
at last someone who speaks for truth and do not play all those junk video games and think he or she is a computer engineer. excellent video
Wow i learned a lot more on your videos than in school, keep on doing this videos :D
love you bro there is no one like you
Great videos, you make learning interesting and ive revisited your videos a lot to refesh ones memory, the little points you make save a HUGE disaster,,, always 10/10,,,, regards getting your videos filmed i know a guy who advertised at a local university for students who are learning Arts etc and he got two bright guys and for £50 ( $80?) each he paid them, they do his for their course, it was a win win, he saved time and the students had some Beer money as well as it being educational too.... 👍👍👍👍
i really like this guy, saw him first on newegg garage really hoping for more videos in that series with this guy
Exact same with me
Me too
Awesome video!
First video I've watched of yours but great video and some great points made on your behalf.
Why does everyone like this guy?
... I love him.
Perfect video! so detailed
thanks i learned a lot
You have really inspired me to build my computer thank you so much you really helped me alot your videos are awesome XD
this guy is a very good guy!
i'v seen some of your films & think they are very good colin uk.
you are a very good and patience man!
great video!
The i7 4790k was the best CPU for crunching Excell spreadsheets. I know a Buisiness in my town, that uses the i7 4790K in Dell computers, and they have been flawless for years.
Great video.
tell those thermal compound guys to go swallow a thermal detonator ;) great video so far! tinkered with computers a little when i was an adolescent. and then kind of got away from computers and computer gaming. trying to get back into and build on of my own. just need to scrape up some money.
18:56 PLEASE DONT STOP TELLING SIDE STORIES!!!! Great, helpful video as always :)
I know this is an old video but perhaps you may read the comment. I think the connector labels facing the outside edge of the motherboard actually goes back to the original 8088 platform that was a horizontal desktop case. In that configuration the tech would be seeing the connectors and the labeling from the outside edge. This would also follow for rack mount cases. It is very possible that the standard even originated outside of the PC world with other electronic platforms since pin headers have been used forever. I am actually glad we have the connectors and labels. Without them we would be back to wire wrapping the pins.
I totally agree with you in the no optical drive.
Very nice.. Thank you!