Jerry Banfield – EDUfyre – Design & Build Your Own Personal Computer

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Create Your Own Personal Computer!
Learn all you need to know about computers, including how to troubleshoot them yourself!

Thank you for viewing this lesson on how to create your own personal computer! I’ve been constructing my own computers for over ten years, and it’s both a useful skill and a lot of fun! Understanding how a computer works can help you solve problems, construct superior custom PCs, save money by picking your own components, and improve your technical abilities!

If you work in an office or another administrative position, you probably spend the majority of your day on a computer. In fact, computers are the most often utilized piece of technology in both our personal and professional life. I’ve worked in businesses where administrators were frequently at the mercy of the IT department, because most employees don’t understand how computers operate. So, learn how to construct your own computer now and improve your technical abilities!

Your Professor (s)

EDUfyre’s Jerry Banfield

I attempted to start working online in 2005 while attending the University of South Carolina. I joined an MLM program as well as a survey website. After receiving returns from both, I concluded that working online was impossible because everything was a hoax. The fact was that I was frightened of failing again.

In an attempt to avoid dealing with any of my other problems, I moved in with my wife in 2011 and created an internet company specializing on video game addiction. I switched my company to selling shirts after realizing there was no money in video game addiction. A year after beginning my firm, I pulled out of my criminology PHD program at the University of South Florida to focus on my business full-time, which had evolved into helping customers with Facebook and Google advertisements after failing to do so successfully for myself.

In 2013, I began freely sharing what I learned on YouTube in the hopes of gaining more clients. I was practically broke by April 2014, having failed at 15+ various company strategies. I was also nearly dead from attempting to drink the agony away, and thankfully, the prospect of death prompted me to get treatment. Being in recovery encouraged me to focus on being of genuine service to others rather than on what I would get from it. I began creating courses for Udemy, which quickly developed into my first genuine company. I collaborated with as many brilliant teachers as I could and learnt from top instructors how to increase sales of my courses.

In 2015, I attempted to make some inspiring films expressing what I had learnt in recovery and had a fantastic reaction on YouTube. I started filming inspiring films while playing video games to make the background of my videos more intriguing. To make the website more useful, I paid a freelancer to translate the videos into blog pieces, including this about page.

Curriculum of the Course

Welcome to the Program!

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Hello and welcome to our course on building your own computer! (0:51)

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What is the most difficult obstacle to creating your own computer? (3:35)

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If you’re stuck or need more information, don’t be afraid to ask me! (1:18)

Stages of Planning: Choosing the Right Components and Preparing Our Build

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What is your new computer’s major function? (14:59)

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Select the greatest processor (CPU) your budget allows. (9:10)

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Your CPU is frequently combined with your motherboard and RAM. (7:35)

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Choosing a computer case and graphics card (6:33)

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Choosing an SSD and a power supply using a power calculator (6:40)

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Choosing an operating system. (4:34)

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Which parts of our old computer can we reuse? (8:42)

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Using NewEgg.com to submit rebates (6:54)

Unboxing each Component to Get to Know Your Hardware

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Introducing the Cooler Master N200 Mini Tower Computer Case. (2:24)

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Kingston HyperX FURY 8GB DDR3 1600MHz random access memory (RAM). (1:06)

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Our 120GB Kingston Digital solid state drive (SSD). (0:56)

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Intel Core i3-4170 Haswell Dual Core Processor (3.7 GHz). (2:02)

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CORSAIR CX430 430W power supply device from the CX series (PSU). (1:25)

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Our Intel Micro ATX Motherboard MSI. (1:45)

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Our EVGA GeForce GTX 950 video card (GPU). (3:43)

Assembly of the Hardware

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Install your power supply unit first (PSU). (2:58)

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Let’s put our motherboard inside the casing. (6:24)

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You may install the CPU after fastening the motherboard in the computer casing (2:20)

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(ERROR) Attempting to install our graphics card. (2:59)

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Installation of a hard disk. (16:46)

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Adding our 8GB of memory (RAM). (0:57)

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Connecting power cords, data transfer cables, and LEDs as needed. (7:23)

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We’re reinstalling our graphics card and running a quick power check. (2:06)

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We’re wrapping up our case and getting ready for the first boot up. (1:27)

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The first time we turned on our new system. (1:22)

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What if your computer fails to boot? (3:04)

Installing the Required Software

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Inserting the Windows 7 installation disk into a USB drive. (4:02)

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Windows 7 installation guide. (6:42)

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Obtaining the required on-board LAN (Ethernet) driver (pt.1). (0:24)

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Obtaining the required on-board LAN (Ethernet) driver (pt.2). (2:41)

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We’re downloading and installing the Nvidia graphics driver. (6:25)

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To test our system, we ran the Window Experience Index test. (2:05)

Extra Lectures!

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Cleaning and optimizing a used computer (part 1) (12:45)

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Cleaning and optimizing a used PC (part 2) (6:51)

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Cleaning and optimizing a used computer (part 3) (2:45)

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Easily remove malicious software (viruses, spyware, and adware) from your computer! (15:19)

Good luck! How did your computer construction adventure go?

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Thank you for successfully completing this course! How did things turn out? (1:17)