| And I’m about to walk you through how to build a computer
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| Now, despite what you might believe about building a PC
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| Well, you see, it’s really flipping easy
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| It’s kinda like a puzzle where you put the different bits together
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| There’s only certain places that the kit will fit the setup
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| And I’m gonna take you through it at a comfortable pace
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| So let’s cut to the chase, you open up the case
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| And have a look inside, that’s what the detachable cover’s for
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| That panel stuck just to the back and up will store the motherboard
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| Your stuff will all link up to that but as I talk there’s bugger all
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| Because of course we’ve got it all spread in a muddle on the floor
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| Now luckily, this sequence is pretty easy to do
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| First thing you’re gonna need to do is seat the CPU
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| Once you’re sure there’s no static and everything’s unboxed
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| You can check your motherboard’s processor socket’s unlocked
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| Align the triangles on processor and socket
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| Then slowly lower it into the slot and lock it, got it
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| Now you’ll place the thermal paste where the heat sink sits
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| Gotta get it right first time, you can’t rethink it
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| Squeeze a bit the size of a pea right in between
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| Then line up the heat sink with the screws on the side to complete
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| Apply some low pressure right on the processor
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| And tighten the screws without any ooze, no stress, huh?
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| Now, you heat sink’s attached to a cool fan
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| Connect that to the motherboard and that bit’s just gone all to plan
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| As a reward here’s something straightforward: installing RAM
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| Just pop 'em in the slots until the lock, we' rolling now
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| Now it’s time to go back to the tower from prior
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| Look in the back, attach, and then patch in the power supply here
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| Now, once you’ve screwed it in, it’s best to check you’re able
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| To connect the bits you’re yet to place to their respective cables
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| But don’t plug 'em in yet 'cause just in case it’s best to wait
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| Until the next bit sits in place so you can check they fit the case
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| Come on, relax, it’s a precaution just avoiding heart attacks
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| Now screw in the motherboard with all the other parts attached
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| Then locate the ribbon named the «twenty four pin»
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| Bet you can guess why it’s called that even if you’ve just only walked in
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| That connects the motherboard and PSU
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| And if it doesn’t you’ll be surely seeing the issue
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| Next the CPU cable’s either eight or four pins
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| Like how you and your mates may or may not have foreskins
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| And unlike that unfortunate punchline I forced in
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| It’s of great importance to make sure that they all fit
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| So put in the cable to the case’s IO panel section
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| And any remaining wires that require manual attention
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| Then locate the bay your primary hard disk drive will sit in
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| Slide it in affix the power supply via SATA ribbons
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| Tighten the screws till the device is sitting snug and tight
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| Then redo the steps described for any secondary drive
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| Very nice, congratulations, parts of that were hard
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| It requires patience to come out without being battle scarred
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| Thankfully it’s rather painless to kit out the graphics card
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| Just clip it in the PCI lane and that’s your lot
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| Some require external power, some are self-reliant
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| Either way, it’s likely you’ll be fine without help required
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| Now if it still looks like the build was made by amateurs
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| Just wait until we deal with it with cable management
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| Tuck away the random ribbons down the bay beside the main array
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| And make them stay away from sight with cable ties, hooray
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| It’s time to power up your newly-made computer
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| Only to find it failed to boot up, that’s okay, it’s usual
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| If there’s no signs of life it could be time to troubleshoot it
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| Otherwise have fun and use your lovely new kit |