Worst case you get a dead piece of hardware shipped, but that's what return policy is for.
Okok, thanks alot! I just needed something in the back of my mind that could affirm i had SOMEWHERE to go if something went wrong, since ik in reality it HAS to be ez when this many ppl say so, but i was just worried about downing a fairly decent amount of money into something i couldnt use, good to know TL always has my back (where would we be w/o TL?)īasically, as long as you can read a manual, put shit in the one hole it fits in, use a screwdriver, and follow the rather simple step-by-step directions, you should be able to put together a PC fine. You can definitely get a better rig for your money building, as a rule. If it doesn't boot, you come here, we run you through some things, and it either boots, or we tell you what to return, rinse and repeat.
Watch the hardware canucks youtube video on building a PC to see how easy it really is.
Hey guys, I'm new to this forum, so I am not entirely sure if this has been discussed or not, and since I have never built a computer before, I was wondering what you should do if you put your computer together and it doesn't start up? This is really the only thing stopping me right now from building a computer, since I don't really know anyone "computer savvy" irl, and I'm not sure how you should go about diagnosing what your problem is if there happens to be one. From what ive seen it looks really ez, but im nervous to spend and adequate amount of money on something that i may not be able to get to work, just looking for opinions, thanks alot :D
Since my question is rather vague, I'm just asking for a general process to go about when trying to figure out what went wrong, like a broken part or something was put in wrong,etc.Īlso, I know everyone says building a computer is EZ, but if you are someone who doesn't know all that much about computers, and doesn't have and "computer savvy" friends, if it is recommended to build your own computer, since you could really be screwed over if you mess up. #20833 Hey guys, I'm new to this forum, so I am not entirely sure if this has been discussed or not, and since I have never built a computer before, I was wondering what you should do if you put your computer together and it doesn't start up? This is really the only thing stopping me right now from building a computer, since I don't really know anyone "computer savvy" irl, and I'm not sure how you should go about diagnosing what your problem is if there happens to be one.
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