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Web PC - JSAz5 - 12-15-2011
I am building the web pc for my parents and have a few questions.
I used all the parts from the guide except for ram and the case.
I ended up using http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16820231394 due to recomended ram being out of stock. Will this cause a problem?
For the case I used http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16811119227 due to size constraints of their desk. This case only has the 1 fan do I need to add additional fans? Also which direction should i mount the power supply fan up or down? If it matters it will be in one of those desk with the wooden enclosure for the case.
RE: Web PC - dstryrwiz - 12-15-2011
(12-15-2011, 10:18 AM)JSAz5 Wrote: I am building the web pc for my parents and have a few questions.
I used all the parts from the guide except for ram and the case.
I ended up using http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16820231394 due to recomended ram being out of stock. Will this cause a problem?
For the case I used http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16811119227 due to size constraints of their desk. This case only has the 1 fan do I need to add additional fans? Also which direction should i mount the power supply fan up or down? If it matters it will be in one of those desk with the wooden enclosure for the case.
Which guide and tier were you modeling this on? I would probably recommend 8GB of RAM over 4GB, and it's not much more to do that. As for the case, it should be a problem, but once again, which make were you modeling this on?
RE: Web PC - MathieuB - 12-15-2011
No problem with the RAM.
I'd mount the PSU with the fan facing up. I'd add a single exhaust fan at the back of the case (next to where the CPU will be). This is my recommendation: It's inexpensive, reliable and fairly quiet: http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16835150073
RE: Web PC - JSAz5 - 12-15-2011
Thanks for the info. This is my fist build and I am a little confused I can only see one spot on the motherboard to connect a fan do I just need to plug the fans strait into the power supply?
RE: Web PC - MathieuB - 12-15-2011
Yes, you can plug the case fans straight into the power supply.
RE: Web PC - JSAz5 - 12-16-2011
Well thanks to this site and your help on the forums I have the web PC up and running and I'm currently installing windows 7. Do i need to run any kinds of test or anything to make sure everything is working well?
RE: Web PC - MathieuB - 12-17-2011
Not really, as long as it doesn't show any undesired behavior, you're fine.