When someone tells you that they build computers for a living, you may be impressed. Rightfully so in lots of cases where the people have a deep technical knowledge that can only be achieved after years of learning at the highest level. These people deserve respect. The world is full, however, of people who know just enough to fill their living rooms with parts and assemble them into working computers. These people would be lost if asked to fault find using different types of test equipment that are utilised by the better educated engineers. No, the answer to a faulty part, thanks to the modular design of personal computers, is to discard it and install a new one.

It is because of the modular assembly, and the fact that home computers run on a safe, low voltage, that anyone can assemble their own computer at home and save money by doing so.

Here is the method, and a list of parts you will need, to build your own computer and impress your mom and dad at the same time below!

http://techmila.com/build-computer-scratch/