Cara Merakit PC & Instalasi Windows! FULL STEP BY STEP!

Summary

This video provides a detailed, step-by-step guide on how to assemble a custom PC, from installing the motherboard, RAM, and CPU to connecting the power supply, GPU, and fans. It covers the necessary connections, troubleshooting tips, and installation of Windows. The host emphasizes the importance of checking connections and updating drivers, along with configuring the BIOS for optimal performance. The guide is designed for beginners, ensuring viewers can successfully build and set up their own PC with ease. A comprehensive and approachable resource for first-time builders looking to enjoy a personalized computing experience.

Takeaways

• 😀 Properly connect all necessary power cables to components like the motherboard, GPU, and SSD to ensure the PC functions correctly.
• 😀 Take extra care when installing the motherboard into the case and aligning all screws, especially when managing cables.
• 😀 RGB components must be connected to the correct ports (3-pin or 4-pin), depending on your system's RGB configuration.
• 😀 Ensure the correct placement of the power button, reset button, and other front-panel connectors to make the PC start properly.
• 😀 GPU installation requires removing the appropriate cover and securing the card with screws to prevent bending or damage.
• 😀 Double-check that all cables, especially PCIe cables for the GPU, are securely connected before turning the PC on.
• 😀 If the PC does not display anything on the monitor after powering on, troubleshoot by checking cable connections and hardware configurations.
• 😀 When installing Windows, use a USB drive with at least 8GB of space to create installation media and follow the setup instructions.
• 😀 During Windows installation, choose the fastest storage (like an M.2 SSD) to ensure optimal performance for daily tasks.
• 😀 After Windows installation, update all drivers for components like the chipset, audio, and GPU, ensuring the system runs smoothly and efficiently.

Q & A

What should I do if the PC doesn't turn on after assembly?

First, double-check all cables and connections to ensure everything is plugged in correctly. Make sure the power button and cables are connected properly to the motherboard and power supply. If the PC still doesn't turn on, try troubleshooting by checking the PSU, ensuring no cables are loose, and reviewing the motherboard’s manual for potential issues.

What is the purpose of using a fan hub for the case fans?

A fan hub allows you to connect multiple case fans to a single header on the motherboard, simplifying cable management. This is especially useful if you have more than four fans, as some motherboards may not have enough fan headers to accommodate all of them.

How can I ensure that my RGB lighting works after assembling the PC?

Make sure you connect the RGB cables correctly to the designated RGB headers on the motherboard. Some motherboards have separate headers for RGB, such as 'J Rainbow' for 3-pin or 4-pin connections. Afterward, check if the RGB lights power on when you turn on the system. If they don’t, recheck the connections or consult the manual for specific instructions.

How do I install Windows on the new PC once everything is assembled?

To install Windows, create a bootable USB drive with the Windows installation media. Insert the USB into the new PC and power it on. The system should recognize the USB and begin the installation process. Follow the on-screen instructions, entering your product key and selecting the storage device to install Windows. If needed, select a fast SSD for optimal performance.

What is the role of XMP in BIOS and why is it important?

XMP (Extreme Memory Profile) in the BIOS allows you to enable higher RAM speeds that the memory modules support. Enabling XMP ensures that your RAM operates at its optimal frequency, improving system performance. If not enabled, the RAM might run at a lower default speed.

What should I do if the PC boots up but there is no signal on the monitor?

First, ensure that the monitor is correctly connected to the GPU and powered on. If the connection is fine, try checking the GPU connections to make sure they are secure. If the problem persists, check the cables, GPU slot, and other components. You may also need to consult troubleshooting videos or guides for further help.

How do I install drivers after Windows installation?

Once Windows is installed, go to the manufacturer's website for your motherboard and GPU. Download the necessary drivers, such as the chipset driver, internet/Wi-Fi drivers, and GPU drivers. Install these drivers one by one to ensure that all components function properly. Don't forget to restart the system as needed.

Why should I prefer an M.2 SSD over a regular SATA SSD for the installation of Windows?

An M.2 SSD typically offers faster read and write speeds compared to traditional SATA SSDs. Installing Windows on an M.2 SSD can significantly improve system performance, resulting in faster boot times and quicker load times for applications.

What should I do if I forgot to include the product key during Windows installation?

If you skipped entering the product key during installation, you can still proceed with the setup. However, you will be prompted to enter the key later. Make sure to keep the product key handy for this step to activate Windows fully.

What is the importance of securing the GPU with screws after installation?

Securing the GPU with screws prevents it from moving or bending within the PCIe slot, which could damage both the GPU and motherboard. This step ensures that the GPU remains stable and functions properly, especially during gaming or heavy workloads.