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How to build a computer with Carey Holzman. Part 2


In this multi-part series, Carey Holzman takes you step-by-step through building your own computer. With a list of the parts he used, you too can build a 3Ghz Core 2 Duo with 4GB of RAM and a 250 GB hard drive that will easily run Winows XP, Windows Vista or even Windows 7 for under $450!







In einer mehrteiligen Serie führt Carey Holzman Sie Schritt für Schritt durch Bau Ihrer leiblich Computer. Mit einer Liste der Teile, die er verwendet, können Sie auch eine 3 Ghz Core 2 Duo mit 4 GB RAM und eine 250 GB Festplatte, die leicht für unter $450 Winows XP, Windows Vista oder sogar Windows 7 ausgeführt wird erstellen!. Build, Build A Computer, Build Computer, Building Your Own Computer, Carey, Carey Holzman, computer, Computer Part, Hard Drive, Holzman., How To Build A Computer,

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25 Responses to “How to build a computer with Carey Holzman. Part 2”

  • 1
    acaryofyllis
    July 6th, 2010 12:13

    nice video thanks

  • 2
    buttpoop3
    July 6th, 2010 12:48

    Gosh, Dual Core 3.0 GHz in 2008-2009 was literally top-notch. I remember my 2007 build had the Intel Core 2 Duo 2.66 GHz and I was excited as heck for it- Then 2010 comes and hexi-core is only $255, ;P. Great video, thanks a lot, too.

  • 3
    shadowflare45
    July 6th, 2010 13:45

    You can also just look at the triange on the corner to line up the CPU.

  • 4
    Danielku69
    July 6th, 2010 13:48

    Hey carey. Thanks for the videos. Very indepth. I’m wondering is the installation of an after market cpu cooler much different? I am getting a Noctua NH-U12P. cheers.

  • 5
    CareyHolzman
    July 6th, 2010 14:34

    @joedeafhiphop69 We don’t use ‘gel’ – we use a thermal compound that is already attached to the bottom of the heatsink that comes with the cpu. No need to add any additional. The manufacturer provides exactly what you need and that’s what you should use.

  • 6
    joedeafhiphop69
    July 6th, 2010 14:46

    hey caryholzman they are need for gel? i see there none gell from your mobo whoa missing or what let me know ok thank joe

  • 7
    CareyHolzman
    July 6th, 2010 15:45

    please visit techguy . org for any tech questions

  • 8
    humbert0acevedo
    July 6th, 2010 15:48

    Hey I commented your last video, I forgot to ask you something. OK so I bought a Graphics Card for my PC(ATI Radeon HD 2400 Pro) it has a HDMI port. When I connect my PC to my HDTV through HDMI it says it doesn’t have HDCP support. Do you know what I have to do? also I am planning on buying a Blu Ray Drive for my computer, and I want to know if I could still watch BD movies using VGA which is analog. I know this is not the correct video to ask this question, but I was hoping could could help me.

  • 9
    TheZombiePanda
    July 6th, 2010 15:51

    @paradoxGFX Well, I’d rather buy computer parts than buy a wrist band that I don’t need, I just built a PC with no problems at all.

  • 10
    paradoxGFX
    July 6th, 2010 16:38

    Then how can you buy computer parts?

  • 11
    listert2595
    July 6th, 2010 16:44

    Pc world (possibly), a diy store, local ironmunger or hardware store, or a local electrics store should have one :)

  • 12
    kcrmyz
    July 6th, 2010 17:24

    In this video you include all the fundamentals, easy for a non-tech user.
    Thankyou, I will be using your videos when I get mine soon =)

  • 13
    CareyHolzman
    July 6th, 2010 17:44

    I sell computers locally in the Phoenix area.

  • 14
    Negative132
    July 6th, 2010 18:04

    @Pr0haxxxxx0rz4eva Do you know any common stores i can go to and buy a ESD bracelet?

  • 15
    TheZombiePanda
    July 6th, 2010 18:59

    In my country, they are considerable pricey for my standards, so…I won’t bother when I don’t even need one.

  • 16
    Pr0haxxxxx0rz4eva
    July 6th, 2010 19:24

    @TheZombiePanda Just buy a ESD bracelet instead, costs virtually nothing and could save you alot.

  • 17
    TheZombiePanda
    July 6th, 2010 19:25

    :) I hope to build one soon.

  • 18
    TheZombiePanda
    July 6th, 2010 19:55

    I’m just going to stand on a wooden floor with no shoes or socks and be sure to ground myself first before installing each part.

  • 19
    TheZombiePanda
    July 6th, 2010 20:11

    I am building a Gaming computer but I’ll work out the rest for myself, I’m sure installing a graphics card isn’t too difficult. By the way…do I need an anti-static wrist strap when putting the parts together?

  • 20
    CareyHolzman
    July 6th, 2010 20:53

    I have my own shop in Phoenix. I also do a radio show you can listen to over the net called Computer America.

  • 21
    dombguitar
    July 6th, 2010 21:39

    do you sell your computers on ebay or to a shop

  • 22
    baptistfundi
    July 6th, 2010 22:12

    Good video but please tone down the 80′s music or get rid of the music all together. It is somewhat annoying.

  • 23
    CareyHolzman
    July 6th, 2010 22:15

    You’re too kind! Thank you!

  • 24
    Nelsona44
    July 6th, 2010 23:05

    After watching this video, i have decided that i really want some mexican coca cola

  • 25
    Nelsona44
    July 6th, 2010 23:44

    This Guy is Awesome!

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