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Tools for Motherboard Installation
Identifying CPU, RAM, Graphic Card, and PCI Locations
About the IDE Floppy Drive Power Pin Connector
How to Match a CPU to the Motherboard
How to Match RAM & Video Cards to a Motherboard
How to Remove Power & Reset a Motherboard
How to Remove RAM to Upgrade a Motherboard
How to Remove Expansion Cards to Upgrade a Motherboard
How to Remove a CPU and Motherboard
About Motherboard Cables
How to Disconnect Motherboard Power Supply
How to Install a CPU
How to Install a Motherboard on a PC
How to Attach RAM & Hard Drives to a Motherboard
How to Check a Computer System Before Powering Up
Summary: Installing a motherboard. Learn about the locations of CPU, RAM, and Graphic Card slots in this free video.
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"Hey! My name is Kyle Hodge and today I am going to be explaining to you how to un-install and install motherboards. First thing we are going to talk about is CPU, that is located here underneath this fan and the fan which is on top of the heat safe to help keep the CPU cool. The CPU is underneath there. This is the location of the CPU. Now you can also see a couple of slots for RAM right here and here and 2 extra slots here and here. Moving on to the southern part of your board, the first thing we come to is the graphics card. This is a AGP slot; AGP graphics card plugged in right here. Underneath you will see a number of watts expansion slots. These are the PCI expansion slots. Those can add anything from a sound card to extra USB ports to a number of things; network cards, all kinds of things. "
eHow Article: Identifying CPU, RAM, Graphic Card, and PCI Locations
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