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About the components (3 articles)
These articles about the individual components are intended to be a brief overview, and geared more towards the complete beginner.
Computer cases
This article goes into more detail about computer cases and is aimed more towards the beginner. 		[7455 views]
Power Supply Units (PSUs)
A little about power supplies and what to look for. 		[4888 views]
CPUs
A brief intro into CPUs 		[2035 views]
Building your PC (6 articles)
Articles on the building of your PC.
Handling components
Some advice on working with, and handling your components. 		[5493 views]
Component shopping list
A brief list of components (currently still work in progress). 		[2149 views]
Installing The PSU
Installing a PSU is fairly easy and straight forward, but we still cover it in this article. 		[5128 views]
Installing the CPU (socket style)
This article shows how to install a socket type CPU. 		[3677 views]
Installing heatsink and fan
In this article, we show you how to install a heatsink assembly to an AMD Socket A CPU. 		[2430 views]
Installing memory
Installing the memory module(s). 		[1539 views]
Other articles (6 articles)
Computer related articles reproduced from other sources. Please note that these articles are reproduced for your convenience only, and may not reflect the views of this site's authors and/or owners.
PC Security Guide On Selecting Your Antivirus And Antispyware Programs
he number of antivirus and antispyware programs present on the Internet is truly immense nowadays. In fact, an average purchaser of these programs is sure to be confused[...] 		[609 views]
What Every Computer Owner Should Know About Maintenance
Like cars, homes and everything else we purchase, computers require ongoing upkeep and maintenance. Computers are complex machines, and the more we use them, the more critical it is ensure efficient and smooth performance. Follow these six tips to keep your computer running well as long as possible:
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PDAs Vs Laptops For Your Business Tool Of Choice
For many small and large businesses equipping your staff or workers with the right business tool does present a small dilemma: should you go with a PDA or a Laptop? Examining the features and benefits of both these technical marvels will help you or your company make the right decision.
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A guide of Outlook Express backup
Most small companies and home users don’t need to buy an expensive solution for data backup. They can simply copy important files to a CD or DVD, and if an information loss occurs, they can get it back easily[...] 		[981 views]
Become Your Own PC Repairer
If you are like me, you have probably owned quite a few personal computers. You are sure to have had the occasional problem, and rushed the machine off to the repair shop[...] 		[1402 views]
Dealing with Spyware, Adware and Malware.
No matter if you are an amateur just getting acquainted to using your computer or an experienced computer user, we all have to deal with the annoyances of spyware and/or malware[...] 		[739 views]
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Articles relating to the use of this web site.
About us
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Copyrights
General copyright information. 		[3424 views]
Safety
Safety when working on computers. 		[1649 views]
Disclaimers
Disclaimers. 		[2356 views]
Privacy policy
PC From Scratch Privacy policy. 		[2580 views]



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