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Let's go back to our
massive connectors.
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There are few things I
would like to highlight.
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This big one right here.
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This is the one that
house our motherboard.
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Another one that we have,
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it's more of a legacy
one is for pin Molex.
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These connections were used
heavily before SATA came out.
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Now we use these connectors
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to power majority of
the SATA devices today.
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Most modern machines
today will probably use
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SATA connectors for
your hard drives.
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It may come with Molex
to SATA adapters.
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Now, it's time for the fun part.
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First, let's go
ahead and connect
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our power supply to
our motherboard.
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That's this big pin, as
we discussed earlier.
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It's going to go in right here.
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Plug that in like so.
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Next, we're going to
go ahead and power
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the CPU with this
pen right here.
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Pretty tight, but you should
be able to get it in.
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There you go. What
we just did was we
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have the power supply is
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powering the motherboard
and the CPU.
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Now that we've
hooked up to cable
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to our CPU and motherboard,
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next thing that we
need to hook up are
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these cables that are
sitting in our case.
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This is going to
vary from case to
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case, but let's go through it.
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Some of these
cables are used for
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your cases, buttons, and lights.
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For this one, I'm going
to plug these in.
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Our case cables are now
secured to a motherboard.
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One good idea is sometimes
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your motherboard will
come with some guides.
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This will help you
fasten your cables to
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your motherboard so it's
clean and tight on your case.
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I'm just going to go ahead
and do that right here.
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Now that we have our cables
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securely fastened to our case,
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let's not forget one more thing,
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how graphics card we'll
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need that so we can upload
a video to our monitor.
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We're going to plug
this graphics card into
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our PCI Express lot
on our motherboard.
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Just like the RAM,
you are going to put
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a little bit of pressure
when you insert the same.
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Don't feel bad by putting
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a little bit of pressure and
you hear a click like this,
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which you've done
it, you can tightly
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secure it to your case.
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This is going to vary
from case to case.
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There you go. Your graphics
card has been installed.
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I think that's it. Let's
cover up our computer.
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First make sure you take your
anti-static bracelet away.
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Get our case put
that in like so.
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Just plug. That's it.
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There you go. We finally
built our machine.
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Last, but not least,
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let's connect our
monitor keyboard,
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mouse to the desktop.
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First, let's get our keyboard.
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We're going to do is
going to connect this USB
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to the USB port on our desktop.
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Want to get our mouse,
do the same thing,
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connect this to our
USB port then finally,
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we're going to go ahead
and connect our monitor.
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For this monitor we're
going to go ahead and
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use a display port cable.
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Want to connect one end
to our desktop like so.
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Next I'm going to plug
this into my monitor.
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This is the most
interesting part.
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Let's see if all this works.
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I'm going to power it
on, I got blue light,
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which is good, off course it's
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going to vary from
system to system.
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Let's see if something
shows up on the monitor.
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Computer is booting
up. Let's see.
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It looks like the
monitor is receiving
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signal. Just good it.
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There we have messages.
Success, there we go.
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It's working perfect.
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If you're having issues with
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your computer not
starting up, that's okay.
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Check that your power supply
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can supply the correct amount of
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wattage or make sure
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your connectors are
in the right place.
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Oh, what's this
non-system disk or
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disk area replace and
strike any key when ready.
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Looks like our disk doesn't have
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an operating system to
boot into. No worries.
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That's what we'll
be discussing in
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the next set of lessons.
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We'll learn what an
operating system is,
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and what the main
operating systems
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are and how to install one.
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Well, good job.
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You've got your computer
up and running and it
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monitors were seeing
signal so that's it.
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Let's take a moment and think
about what you just did.
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Not only did you learn
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about each component
of a computer,
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but you figured
out how they work
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individually and then
we built one together.
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It's quite an accomplishment.
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