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This is what I currently carry for work as a IT tech, and I am trying really hard to not buy one of these Dewalts because my B&D gets the job done. This post is not helping.....

I bet you I'm older. I have been a PC gamer since the mid-1980's when a 20 MB hard drive was a luxury. I've built exactly two PC's in the past 40 years: a video editing rig in the late 90's, and my current system I built specifically to support MSFS in VR. Neither builds were very difficult, and now there are countless YouTube tutorials available to walk you through every step, so pick a good one and respect the warnings, which are:

1. Stay grounded while handling the components. You can go all out like I did, get a build mat with two snap-on connectors (one for your wrist band, the second plugs into the grounding hole of a 3-prong AC outlet), or save bucks and just plug your PSU into a nearby outlet, leave it turned OFF, and connect your wrist strap alligator clip to the PSU's metal chassis.
2. Make sure your CPU cooler leaves enough clearance for your RAM sticks. AIO coolers shouldn't be an issue, but if you are nervous about leaks and refuse to use those, some of the beefier air coolers will not give enough clearance.
3. Make sure your case is large enough to accomodate your graphics card. Many cases were too small for the larger 30 series cards. The 40 series cards are ridiculously large, so compare any cases you are shopping with the dimensions of your desired GPU prior to purchase. Don't forget you will need room not only for the length of the GPU, but also between the GPU and the SIDE of the case so you can get your power cable(s) installed without the side cover pushing against them.
4. Some AIO coolers come with thermal paste pre-applied. Remember to remove the plastic covering the paste before seating the pump head onto your CPU.
5. Motherboards often have lots of protective plastic covering LEDs and shiny surfaces. Double check for any you missed before plugging in any components to your mobo and remove. (I had to remove and reinstall my GPU to remove one of these, which was a pain in the a$$ because of the support bracket that was the trickiest part of that job).
6. There are several methods of applying thermal paste, so I won't recommend one over another, but just don't use too much or it will get squeezed out the sides as you tighten down the cooler fan/pump. Have a damp paper towel standing by to wipe the excess away if you do.
7. Connect up and test all your case fans OUTSIDE the case prior to installing them. Installing them and cable management is a tedious task you do not want to do over if one or more aren't working.
8. Finally, purchase one of these and a set of driver bits. One of the smartest purchases I ever made. Also get a magnetized, elongated driver bit. You will thank me if you do.
9. As for YouTuber build tutorials, I recommend JayzTwoCents, Paul's Hardware, or RobeyTech's videos.

Have fun!

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Honestly, just take your time and have a tutorial video alongside on an iPad or phone. Easy-peazy. Also, get one of these jobbies:

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One of the best tools I ever bought, and so inexpensive! It will shave so much time off your build project. Just be sure to ground yourself while handling the components as you build. You can do that with a grounding wrist strap alligator clipped to the plugged in PSU, or just pull off the 'jaws' of the clip and plug the underlying metal stub directly into the ground hole of any wall outlet. Just make sure you're absolutely certain which hole is the grounding hole if you go that route.

If you plan to build multiple PC's, or are just old like me, this will be one of the best purchases you can make. Oh, how I love this tool!

Black & Decker rechargeable cordless screwdriver

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