Latest update on Thursday 16 October 2008 à 09:43 by Jean-François Pillou.
Getting the casing ready
When preparing to build a PC make sure to have the following: a phillips screwdriver, the necessary screws and the various cables and connectors.
There are some simple guidelines that should be followed:
Never screw things too tight!
Never use force!
Firstly we must fully open up the casing, then place it flat on a large surface with enough space to work comfortably,
finally remove all plastic blanks from the drive bays at the front of the computer.
Note: A case usually comes with a power cable and a set of screws. Screws with a fine thread pitch are normally used
for floppy disk drives and CD-ROM drives. The more coarsely-threaded screws are used for attaching hard drives.
