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Installing and Upgrading Components

This guide provides step-by-step instructions for installing and upgrading key computer components. Learn how to insert the CPU into the motherboard using the ZIF socket, ensuring proper pin alignment. Discover the importance of the CPU heat sink to dissipate heat effectively. Follow detailed instructions for installing the graphics card into the PCI Express slot. Upgrade your RAM from 2GB to 4GB by slotted additional RAM into the DIMM slot, and connect your hard drive to the motherboard using a SATA cable for seamless data transfer.

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Installing and Upgrading Components

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  1. Installing and Upgrading Components Kevin Lokenath

  2. Inserting CPU Inserting CPU to the motherboard through the ZIF socket; making sure pins are aligned. This is done through an interface.

  3. Adding CPU Heat Sink Connecting the CPU heat sink. This dissipates heat away from the CPU. Connects to motherboard and is on top of the CPU.

  4. Installing Graphics Card Installing graphics card. The graphics card is slotted into the PCI express slot.

  5. Upgrading RAM There is currently of 2GB RAM. I am upgrading this to 4GB of RAM. This is connected to the motherboard by a small circuit board. I have slotted the additional RAM into the DIMM slot.

  6. Connecting Hard Drive With SATA Cable Hard drive is electrically connected to the motherboard with the SATA cable.

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