Directory of Build Your Own PC Resources

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This category is for home enthusiasts, who build computers for better performance and want to educate others about it. If you have a site with a story about all the work that goes into building your own computer, this is the place. This is not for sales of any kind.

Subcategories

• Quiet Systems

Resources in This Category

• Build a Computer

  http://www.buildacomputer101.com/
  This site will give the new end-user the expertise to design, select materials, and build a computer. Also, it will teach the principles of good computer maintenance. Anyone reading this material can sharpen their computer skills.

• Build Your Own Computer

  http://build-your-own-computer.org/
  A step-by-step guide, showing reader what kind of parts and effort they'll need to build their own computer from scratch.

• Build Your Own PC

  http://www.buildyourown.org.uk/
  Build PC with text how-to guide. Also includes articles and other information on computers.

• Cheap Computers Assembly Guide

  http://www.cheapcomputersandparts.com/
  A detailed, illustrated guide on assembling your PC.

• Fast PC

  http://www.myfastpc.com/
  A pictorial guide on purchasing parts and building a computer.

• My Super PC

  http://www.mysuperpc.com/
  How to build a quality and affordable PC.

• PC Mechanic's Build Your Own PC

  http://www.pcmech.com/byopc/
  An in-depth tutorial includes information on assembling your own computer.

• Tom's Hardware: Building Your Own PC

  http://www.tomshardware.com/reviews/building-pc,511.html
  An illustrated guide to building your own computer.

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