Need help building a computer

[brooks]

Yo!

I've already got all of the parts ordered, but unfortunately I've never actually built my own before, and I'm on a bit of a time constraint - have to return any defects by Tuesday, and I'm not around to do it on Sunday. Working on it myself on Monday is an option, however it'll probably end up taking several hours more than it should, along with the high possibility of screwing something up. I'm looking to overclock as well, which I don't exactly know how to do. Needless to say, I don't feel comfortable doing it myself.

I was wondering if anyone knew of a quality local PC shop - Cleveland/Akron area - that could help me put everything together at a reasonable wage. If anyone who's comfortable with newer builds is free on Monday to help out themselves, that would be even more ideal, and I'd be happy to pay a reasonable amount for the help.

Thanks in advance!

 

[Tornicade]

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[Ohdang]

Getting the correct parts is the hard part, as long as you did your research before buying and you bought a processor that's compatible with your motherboard and whatnot you'll be fine on your own. The pieces snap in like a very simple puzzle - they only fit in one place.

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[ClevelandOwnz]

screw that guy i prefer the newegg build a computer series.