Need help
Need help
Building my first pc ever, don't really know how to put it together, tried doing it but it does not look right and doesn't work. Seeking for some help from people here Here is the part that I have Processor: I9-13900k Ram: 4 32gb Corsair vengeance cl40 6000mhz Storage: Western digital SN850X Motherboard: Asus Rog Maximus extreme Graphics card: 4090 Founders Edition PSU: Corsair Ax1600i Cooler: NZXT Kraken Z73 RGB Case: Lian li o11 dynamic evo Sorry if I didn't mention I currently have all the parts right now I need help on how to put it together, because I'm a complete noob so yeah
99% of builders prefer a 13900K over a 13700K, especially with a slightly slower clock and 8 ecores less. The main benefits are easier cooling and lower power consumption. You can also opt for a more affordable board—any Z790 chip with $400 or more should suffice. For better performance, consider faster RAM like 6400+/CL30.
I wouldn't want to master building a PC using such costly equipment... Would it be better to acquire an old gaming machine from Craigslist for practice? You'll find options that are 10 or 20 years old and free of charge. There you can gain hands-on experience disassembling and reassembling components, which should boost your confidence. Figuring out how to properly configure a PC is another challenge...
Given the high cost of these components and your prior effort to assemble and power the device, I suggest hiring a professional. Building it yourself could lead to mistakes or damage. Better to let experts handle it, especially if you're concerned about quality. It might have been wise not to use these parts on your first try anyway.
I'm not sure what you're referring to, but it seems like something isn't functioning properly. The fans might not be spinning, the lights probably aren't illuminating, and there may not be any RGB effects or sounds. It would help to know more details about the issue. If it doesn't work as expected, it might be best to visit a repair shop to avoid damaging expensive equipment.
A PC requires manual installation of the OS rather than automatic download. Obtain a blank USB drive without files and adhere to the instructions at https://support.microsoft.com/en-us/wind...c3b507420d. Boot from the drive and proceed with the setup. The installer is designed to be user-friendly today. It will prompt you to activate or purchase a license. Consider using your Microsoft account for login, as licenses may already be linked. If purchasing, reputable sellers are available. Avoid questionable methods like volume licensing. For Linux users, the steps are similar but without the licensing process.