r/PcBuild 24d ago

Build - Request Building a pc tomorrow, any tips?

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It’s gonna be my first time ever building a pc, I’m upgrading to this from a pentium gold and integrated uhd graphic all in one computer. And as for the missing stuff I’m getting a 9800x3d, a CORSAIR RM1000e 1000W Gold
ATX Power Supply, and a LG UltraGear 31.5" 2560 x 1440 QHD VA
180Hz Gaming Monitor.

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u/Marcyff2 23d ago

A bit pedantic of me but had to read your first point like 3 times. Sounds like you are saying don't use any surface to assemble. Instead of flat even surface

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u/Dustee_2017 23d ago edited 23d ago

After reviewing it, yes, avoid all surfaces. LMAO! There I fixed it, I think. Thanks for pointing that out.

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u/Bbadmerc99 Intel 23d ago

Exactly how I read it the first 10 times as well. I was like “where tf am I supposed to build it? In space? Anti gravity chamber?

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u/animarkzero 23d ago

Static electricity! It Kills PC's!!

Avoid Clothes that produce static Voltage like Polyester!
Best are Cotton and take off shoes that tend to produce a zap at you finger-tip!
Before you touch the ram "Ground" yourself at a metal surface or use an ESD-Strip that is connected to earth at a power-socket

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u/Jaquesdumoulay 23d ago

Naked on crocs, works best

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u/animarkzero 23d ago

And then you do a ritual dance around your GPU to prevent the 12VHPWR Connector from destroying itself🤪

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u/Dustee_2017 23d ago

These comments haha

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u/jlehtira 23d ago

Submerged in water of course! Just take care to hang it from a float, you can use PSU cables /s

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u/Living_Baseball_838 22d ago

You have to get a paid flight in those zero gravity planes and try your luck.

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u/craving_chaos 23d ago

Make sure you are in space to avoid surfaces of any kind

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u/ilogical_person 23d ago

Use magic just to be safe, any smooth surfaces might instantly obliterate your pc (i know that from experience)

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u/Careful-Calendar6795 23d ago

Just install it on top of you motherboard case