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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
Tips for motherboard installation! Learn how to match the CPU to the motherboard in this free video.… More
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Summary: Computer processors are easy to install. Learn how to install a CPU to upgrade your motherboard 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. The next step is installing the CPU. You want to make sure that you lock the CPU into place by pressing down the latch, you will hear it click and you will know that the CPU is locked into place. After that you don't want to put the CPU with heat automatically because there is a small amount of space in between the CPU and the heat that you are going to have to fill with thorough paste. Now for a socket 939 processor like the one here, this is how you apply the thermal paste. You spread a little in the middle and make sure that it is not going to be too much so that when you place the heat on that it is going to be spilling over the side. You want to put just enough in the middle so that when you place the heat on top, it will spread evenly over the entire processor. That is how you install the CPU. "
eHow Article: How to Install a CPU
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