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Anyone know of any good tutorials? Explaining how to check if parts are compatible and which parts to choose?
(2010-06-25, 02:54 PM)Tommyk Wrote: [ -> ]Anyone know of any good tutorials? Explaining how to check if parts are compatible and which parts to choose?

Add me on MSN, best one Toungue. Umm, part and stuff all say in the specs. Usually the hardest is CPU and Motherboard. Past that its really easy Toungue.
Heres a good selection of tutorials - http://tinyurl.com/a9ln85
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Any good sites in the uk to buy parts from???
Honestly it's easier that most people imagine Toungue. If it fits without a lot of trouble or breaking it probably goes there.
Yeah, just the parts I want to buy right :p
That's pretty simple buy a mobo and case first and that tells you what you're able to buy. Because if you don't have an 16x pci slot you obviously can't get a video card made for one. Parts you'll need.

Case, Motherboard, processor, power supply, ram, gfx/video card, and sound card(maybe a network card). Depending on the use of the computer and mother board you may not even need to buy the gfx, sound, or network card.
(2010-06-25, 03:55 PM)Tommyk Wrote: [ -> ]Any good sites in the uk to buy parts from???

http://www.google.co.uk/products Smile

I've actually truly been using that lately, found a great deal on a I5 for a client. Was good.

That or amazon.
What about ebuyer? How do I know which parts are compatible, as in motherboard+CPU?
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