More and more people--and not just techies--are building their own PCs. They get far more value for their money, they create exactly the machine they want, and the work is highly satisfying and actually fun. That is, if they have a unique beginner's guide like this one, which visually demonstrates how to construct a state-of-the-art computer from start to finish. Through 150 crisp photographs and clear but minimal text, readers will confidently absorb the concepts of computer building. The extra-big format makes it easy to see what's going on in the pictures. For non-specialists, there's even a graphical glossary that clearly illustrates technical terms. The author goes "under the hood" and shows step by step how to create a socket 7 (Pentium and non-Intel chipsets) and a Slot 1 (Pentium II) computer, covering: what first-time builders need to know; how to select and purchase parts; how to assemble the PC; how to install Windows 98. The few existing books on this subject, although badly outdated, are in steady demand. This one delivers the expertise and new technology that fledgling computer builders are eagerly looking for.
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Your own PC as easy as 1-2-3. More than any other guide, this one-of-a-kind book takes the mystery out of putting together your own top-notch personal computer--even if you're a complete novice. Page after page, the author simplifies the process, translates the jargon, shows you every step, and cuts through the complexity of PC technology. If, until now, you've been overwhelmed by the idea of building a PC, then Build Your Own PC is the book for you. Morris Rosenthal, who has been helping people with computers at his Website for years, tells you everything you need to know as he: clearly explains your options; gives you the cost estimates; tells you what parts to choose to suit your needs; demonstrates how simple computer construction really is; provides plenty of easy-to-follow illustrative photos; shows you what it takes to install software, including the operating system; offers helpful tips on getting through every step of the process; and much more! Do you want to take charge of your own PC needs and get all the computer you can for the money? Take one look inside Build Your Own PC and you'll see that--when it comes to clarifying how to assemble a PC with minimum hassle and maximum efficiency--it's all the resource you need.
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