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two videos in one day folks I'm on a roll I do have exams coming up next week here in college you know exactly what I'm talking about so I'm trying to cram as many of these videos as they can into the end of this week because I'm gonna be able to upload many next week but I'm trying not to compromise on quality at the same time it's a big tug of war but I do have an AMD FX 8350 how to build one and in about three minutes or less you don't think it's possible try me first up gather your parts pull out your motherboard place it on its box and prepare your CPU for the marriage align the socket properly lift the retention lever and gently set the CPU into the socket after ensuring that it's fitted properly lower the retention arm it'll require a bit of force if you're using the stock cooler hinge both sides of the metal beam under the black mounted supports and then twist the black lever on the beam a full 180 degrees to secure it into place connect the fan to the fan header called CPU fan release dim brackets two and four for a dual channel array align your ddr3 memory and force each module into place the bracket should realign themselves up right when the RAM is secure next prepare your tower for the merge fast on the rear i/o panel it can be a bit tricky and then slide your motherboard into place within your case using the CPU cooler as a sort of handle once it's properly aligned secure the board with the included case grooves grab a hold of your power supply connect it to the mounting bracket if your case has one and slide it into the opening down the back at this point I like to funnel my larger cables through their respective holes in the chassis plugging the 24 pin motherboard power cable as well as the four or a tenth CPU power cable now take your front I of connectors locate their hitters on the motherboard and plug positive into positive negative into negative use your mother words manual if things become difficult do the same for the HD audio header and any USB 2.0 connectors USB 3.0 should appear blue has its own special header mount your storage devices to the chassis and run a SATA cable from one end into the drive and from another into a SATA port on the motherboard plug in any case fans at this point and add any more if necessary connect SATA or molex power to your storage devices fan headers LED kits etc next clear out two PCI slot covers grab your graphics card and secure it into the upper most PCIe 16x slot again PCIe power that you added earlier and secured the card to your chassis in the back finish up anything you may have forgotten an LED kit in our instance and end your adventure by cable managing as best you can in the back of the case before fastening the left and right panels back to the chassis there you have it folks sorry I have to talk fast because I'm trying to keep this video under three minutes for the sake of being able to put it in the title you like to be - be sure to give it a thumbs up if you didn't give it a thumbs down and let me know why in the comments below be sure to suggest future videos also in the comments click the subscribe button if you haven't already stay tuned for future videos this is science studio thanks for learning with this you