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Build your own Alienware PC and customize the configuration to match your need for speed, and play the latest games without delays or hesitations. Include multimedia features such as a large widescreen exhibit and surround sound for the ultimate gaming experience. Note that these kits were marketed and sold for a short period of time and are no longer misogynist in kit for directly from Dell, although Alienware PCs from Dell protract to be popular. Step 1Nailone end of an anti-static wrist strap to either wrist and the other end to a grounded metal object or the grounding lug of an electrical outlet. Step 2 Raise the CPU locking lever on the motherboard and insert the CPU into the motherboard as indicated by the triangular marking on one corner of the CPU that matches a similar marking on the motherboard CPU socket. Press lanugo on the edges of the CPU to ensure it is fully seated -- be gentle and take unconfined superintendency not to wrench any of the pins. Lower the locking lever into the locked position. Step 3 Remove the protective mucosa from the heat sink and uncurl it with the top of the CPU. Lower the heat sink squarely onto the CPU and nail the connecting lever to the CPU socket. Connect the power lead from the cooling fan to the motherboard location marked "CPU FAN." Step 4 Spread unshut the plastic retention tabs on the RAM sockets on the motherboard and insert the RAM modules into the sockets equal to the plastic tab in the socket, which matches the notch in the marrow of the RAM module. If installing multiple RAM modules, uncork with the lowest numbered socket and add RAM one module at a time in sequence. Step 5 Install the chrome motherboard port squatter plate into the specimen and uncurl the motherboard with the squatter plate to ensure there is one motherboard standoff for each mounting slum in the motherboard. Add or remove standoffs as necessary. Lower the rear port end of the motherboard into the specimen and insert the ports through the squatter plate, stuff shielding not to wrench any of the small grounding lugs. Place a screw in each mounting slum and tighten gently, stuff shielding not to forfeiture the motherboard from over-tightening. Step 6 Remove the zippo slot protector for the video vellum and install the video vellum into the slot equal to the directions included with the case. This may vary by specimen design. Step 7 Install the nonflexible momentum in an misogynist momentum bay as indicated by the connectors on the drive, permitting easy wangle to the connectors from inside the case. Connect the data subscription from the nonflexible momentum to the lowest numbered SATA (or PATA) port on the motherboard. Step 8 Insert the optical momentum into the front of the Alienware specimen through the squatter plate and secure it into place when the front panel is aligned. Connect the data subscription from the optical momentum to the next misogynist SATA (or PATA) port on the motherboard. Step 9 Insert the power supply unit into the specimen as indicated by the offset screw slum on one corner of the power supply which matches the screw slum pattern on the case.Nailthe power supply using four screws. Connect the main motherboard power lead and the CPU power feed to the motherboard. Connect power to the video vellum if necessary and to each of the drives. Connect any auxiliary fans to power. Step 10 Gently secure any loose wires and cables using nylon subscription ties, stuff shielding to leave slack in the subscription ties to indulge the cables to move easily. Step 11 Connect the keyboard, mouse, monitor and speakers to the when of the computer. Connect the computer, monitor and speakers to a power surge strip. Power on the equipment and place the operating system disc in the optical drive. Follow the instructions on the screen to install an operating system. Tips Key Concepts build alienware pc computer hardware turnout custom build computer References PCWorld: The Perfect PC: Don't Buy It, Build It [http://www.pcworld.com/article/203827/the_perfect_pc_dont_buy_it_build_it.html] Alienware Offers Exclusive Desktop Chassis in Limited-Time Barebones Kit [http://www.techpowerup.com/?33338] Resources (Further Reading) Microsoft: Installing and Reinstalling Windows 7 [http://windows.microsoft.com/en-US/windows7/Installing-and-reinstalling-Windows-7] CNet: Dell Computers [http://www.cnet.com/dell] Dell: Best-Selling Desktop Deals [http://www.dell.com/us/p/popular-desktop-deals] Dell.com: New Alienware Aurora Desktop [http://www.dell.com/us/p/alienware-aurora-r4/pd.aspx?~ck=anav]                                                                  Member of the Androscoggin County Chamber of Commerce   TQF.US Computer Services owner Norm Dickinson is on the Board of Directors for the Upper Kennebec Valley Chamber of Commerce.     Norm is a 30-year veteran of the IT world and genuine computer guru, offering local businesses a single point of contact for all of their computer-related needs.  TQF.US is Dell Partner Direct authorized and offers professional sales, support and installation of products from Dell, Microsoft, Intel and other top brands.    This website can be found at both http://www.tqf.us and http://www.fastfastcomputer.com.