Re: Advice on Building a PC (Perhaps somewhat offtopic)

hi,

researching parts/deciding what you want to include is the easy part.
the most nervous part is grounding yourself and getting the chip in correctly then examine where holes are located on the board, putting the studs in the right spots and bolting it in the case. it is really easy to slide the dvd/hard drives in and bolt the power supply in. it will be pretty obvious where cables plug in and the irritating items that take sighted assistance are the front panel plugs and reading bios screens. 

Bryan Schulz

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----- Original Message ----- From: "John G" <jglists0@xxxxxxxxx> 
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Sent: Sunday, January 16, 2011 7:54 AM
Subject: Advice on Building a PC (Perhaps somewhat offtopic)



Dear All
Apologies if this falls outside the scope of the list.
I am considering building a PC, so i was wondering if any of you had experience of building a PC with no sight and, therefore, any advice for a newbe like me. i wonder, is there a list dedicated to the topic of internal PC hardware and general electronics for the blind? 
many thanks in advance for your help.
Regards
John

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