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http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KoMFdUAAj5Q

I got parts from Newegg last week

So I filmed building my computer.

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willettfx

 

nice video mate, great for our noobs here

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Very nice!  im sure that would have helped me when i first started building.  I looked for all the videos on building computers i could...........i love the voice over, I can understand you clearly.

Thanks for contributing i think on my next build im going to film it and post it up for a basic and advance build like adding diffrent Heatsinks and diffrent lighting and things like that

 

Once again great job! 

Nice video very precise and very simple any newbee should be able to follow it with no problem. Nice build too you should be able to tear up the track with that rig.

Your computer building is excellent.if you need any accessories,please visit  http://www.newegg.com/ 

 

Great job on that video.  Your video, editing and PC skills are evident.  I really dig that HUGE case fan.  Looks like it's about 6 inches in diameter.

Nice video indeed. That should help a lot of people that are trying to build their computers.

Good job! 

Thanks Guys ,I luv my newegg

Building My Computer

 

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Date:  2008-01-14
CPU:  Intel Core 2 Duo E6700
GPU:  NVIDIA GeForce 8600 GTS
OS:  Microsoft Windows Vista
Res:  1280x1024

You guys might remember my other pc

Thanks
Gary

Nice.

Haha so that's why that wolf thing looks so familiar. 

EGGcellent video for the 1st timers.

Great video!

awesome video! i remeber your pc, it was in maximum pc! sweet, you should make your creature pc your avatar, hat would look awesome. i cant believe im the only guy who gets maximum pc and who remembers you!

So that's where I seen it from. I know I recognized from somewhere!

very nice video it inspired me to build my own pc

Thanks Guys

Set multiplier X 8 now

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yinzh2046:

Your computer building is excellent.if you need any accessories,please visit  http://www.newegg.com/ 

 

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Nice vid, wish I had something like this a few years ago.

great video i like it

 

 

very well detailed as well, just great overall, nice rig!

Thanks Everyone and Newegg !!!

willettfx

Nice video dude. You did say "I'm connecting the SATA cables to the CPU"  LOL, but I know you knew better it was just a slip, but your video was practical and well done. I'm about ready to build another system and I want it to be a C2D mATX (in a real mATX case) and I was eyeing the board you used and will be using an MSI 8800GT as well. It's been since the Nforce2 days that I have built with MSI and it's about time again.