Plan and Research:

Determine your budget and intended use for the PC.

     Research compatible components based on your requirements.

     Make a list of the necessary components such as the CPU,

motherboard, GPU, RAM, storage, power supply, and case.

     Prepare the Workspace:

     Choose a clean, well-lit, and static-free area to assemble your PC.

     Gather the necessary tools such as a screwdriver, thermal paste (if

required), cable ties, and an anti-static wrist strap.

     Define Your Purpose and Budget:

     Determine the primary purpose of your PC. Is it for gaming, content

creation, office work, or a combination of tasks?

     Set a budget that you are comfortable with. This will help guide your

component choices and ensure you don't overspend.

     Research Components:

     Familiarize yourself with the different components that make up a PC,

such as the CPU, GPU, RAM, storage drives, motherboard, power supply,

and case.

     Stay up to date with the latest technologies, specifications, and

performance benchmarks for each component.

     Read reviews and comparisons to understand the pros and cons of

different options.

     Consider compatibility between components, especially the CPU and

motherboard socket, GPU clearance in the case, and power requirements.

     Determine Your Requirements:

     Assess the specific requirements of the tasks you plan to perform on

your PC.