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Summary: Tips for motherboard installation! Learn how to install RAM and hard drives into a motherboard in this free video.

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Kyle Hodge He has been building computers for the last six years. Widely known for his stable gaming systems and helping out friends and family, he has created an excel... read more

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How to Attach RAM & Hard Drives to a Motherboard

Hey! My name is Kyle Hodge and today I am going to be explaining to you how to un-install and install motherboards. Now after you have put the CPU and heat fan back on, it's time to put the RAM back in the motherboard. Now depending on your configuration of RAM, rather you have 1 stick of RAM, 2 sticks, 3 sticks or even 4 sticks, different motherboards have different ways of configuring exactly how you should put the RAM into the motherboard. You should refer to motherboard user manual for that information. After the RAM has been placed back in the motherboard and locked into place, you should start putting back in the power supply with a 20 or 24 pin connector. Don't forget to also plug in the 4 pin connector and then reattach your IDEE cables for your CD Rom hard drives and floppy drives. If you are not using IDEE cables, you can use your serial ATA cables to plug in the motherboard if the motherboard has that capability.

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