Hey guys, so today I'll be teaching you how to build an ultra-fast gaming pc. First, you get the motherboard and you mount it on the floor when building.
You don't need to wear gloves, because touching the PCB with gloves on may cause damage. Next, take the CPU and push it with as much force as you can onto the pins.
You can do this in any direction so long as the triangle on the corner of the CPU does not align with the triangle next to the pins.
After installation, make sure that the latch is not tightened. Now, it's time to install the RAM.
Make sure that the notch on the bottom of the RAM stick is not aligned with the port on the motherboard because aligning them will cause your PC to run much slower.
If you've got two or more sticks of RAM, make sure to install them right next to one another to optimise performance. Next, let's move on to the cooler.
We'll start with the fan, which you need to install directly facing the CPU. Liquid coolers are not necessary, and are quite frankly a risky waste of money.
I recommend not buying internal storage, because there could be pre-installed viruses or other forms of malware on the drives.
Additionally, they are unnecessary and a waste of money because you can just run your entire system on an external thumb drive. I've got another tip to optimise storage, which I'll touch on later.
I really don't recommend buying a case, because it's a risky and unnecessary waste of money. You don't need a case, all you need is the motherboard and a floor.
If you want your PC to be as fast as possible, I recommend a 100-watt power supply and really, the lower you can get that number, the better.
PCs don't need that much power, so the higher the number, the more needless power is sent in, and therefore more latency. To be honest, high power supply units are unnecessary and a risky waste of money.
Finally, to transmit your graphics, use an HDMI or display port cable.
Now, we'll need to get some essential files installed like the Windows operating system, and since we're going to be using a thumb drive as our storage, we'll need two drives: one for the storage, and one for the additional files.
Once you get all the files installed and Windows activated, you'll want to optimise your storage, even though you have so much of it already. You can do this by deleting an unnecessary and risky waste of money, a folder called System32.
Once you delete this, you're all set with the best possible PC you could have.
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