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You will only break something if you treat the components like stones.

It's hard to "Break" them, the only thing you need to take extra care of is the CPU. The pins are delicate and require attention when fitting.

Other than that, you'll be fine. Watch the tutorials on Youtube for extra gratification.
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Vishera wrote You will only break something if you treat the components like stones.

It's hard to "Break" them, the only thing you need to take extra care of is the CPU. The pins are delicate and require attention when fitting.

Other than that, you'll be fine. Watch the tutorials on Youtube for extra gratification.


okay thanks mate, what are good connectors cause i dont use ethernet, i use wireless, suggestions?
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Any of the 100Mbps PCIe connectors are decent.

Take your pick...
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Vishera wrote Any of the 100Mbps PCIe connectors are decent.

Take your pick...


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will it have strong connectivity for wireless
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That will be as good as any.
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Vishera wrote That will be as good as any.


ok thanks mate, ill put that up
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Because good peripherals
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r00t, use part picker man.
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PoorRandall wrote r00t, use part picker man.
No, it's better to use one site, combined postage and you get it all at once.

So don't dis Mr.r00t...
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PoorRandall wrote r00t, use part picker man.

Using Scan is actually better than using pcpartpicker. Why you ask? It gives you direct links to the components with the proper prices. I don't know if you've ever tried to actually order a lot of parts using pcpartpicker, it's a bit of a nightmare.
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