Ensamblando La PC Gamer MÁS BARATA Para 2026! (PASO a PASO)

In this video, we're going to build the cheapest gaming PC

for 2026. This PC costs

approximately $600 or about 11,000 pesos. I

will guide you through the entire process,

from assembling each component to

installing Windows on the computer. And

these are the components we're going to

use. For the processor, the Ryzen 5G,

a B550 M motherboard from MSI or they

can also use one from the

Asus brand. Generally, those are the two best

value for money and they also include Wi-Fi and

Bluetooth, which many people look for. We're going to

use 16 GB of DDR4 RAM at 3200

MHz this time from Kingston, a 1 tera SSD

from A data, a 650 W XPG Pyon power supply

and a Balam Rush Artic H725 case. I'll

leave the link to these pieces

in the description so you can buy them

. As tools we will

need a screwdriver,

preferably one with a

magnetized tip to make everything

easier. We'll also need one,

but smaller at the tip, some

tweezers, and something to open the boxes. It

can be scissors or whatever you

want. Finally, we'll need

a USB drive and a Windows key.

When you assemble a computer and turn it on

, absolutely nothing appears.

We need to install the

operating system and also activate the music.

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Windows 11 Pro for just $1. It is

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Spain and is simply your best option

to have Windows installed and

activated. I'll leave the link in the

description. Apart from what I just

mentioned, you don't need anything else to

build this computer. So let's get

started. If you're going to assemble with me,

find a table with plenty of space,

relax, and enjoy the process.

Actually, this seems more difficult than it

really is. Following the step-by-step instructions, you

won't have any problems, and if you're just

coming to observe, that's perfectly fine. I hope you

enjoy it too. For the first part

of the assembly, I want you to have on hand

only the processor, the

motherboard, the RAM, and the SSD. You

can set the other two parts aside for now,

and we'll start by

unboxing the processor. It doesn't matter if

you have the Ryzen 5G

or the 5600 GT, they are

practically the same thing. Buy whichever one you

find at the best price. On

this side we have the processor, which we're going

to put away for a bit. Leave it in

this plastic packaging it

came in. And it also includes its

heatsink, which we'll put

here for a moment. Let's put

the little box away for a bit. And now I want you to open

the MA card; it comes in an

anti-static bag. We took it out. We need to

remove the motherboard and also some

small accessories that come on the

bottom. From this box

we only need this here, which is the IO

Shield. We'll use it later,

but we need to take it out of the box so

we have it on hand when we need it. We

also have the antennas to

connect to Wi-Fi. If you're going to

connect via Wi-Fi, take them out too and

save them for later. And for now we do

n't need anything else, so we can

keep this little white box.

We moved the motherboard box aside again. And

now, let's get to work.

Many people put the motherboard on top of the

case, but if you have it on a

table or if you have a mousepad like this one,

even better. Okay, the first thing we're going to

do is install our CPU. Now,

not to scare you, but it's

probably the only part of the

computer where we do need to be

a little more careful with the music. It's not

that this is super fragile, that you look at it and it's going to

break, but you do have to be

careful because... Our CPU comes

with some pins on the back. If you

're not careful and one of them gets

bent or worse, broken, obviously it wo

n't work anymore, but it sounds worse than it

actually is. So let me

tell you how it's done. The motherboard

comes with a small lever in this

area where the CPU is placed. You just have

to press it down a little,

take it out, and then turn it over

here. This means it's now

clear so we can install the CPU.

[music] So, let's take it.

We open the small plastic package it

comes in and what we have to

locate is this little golden arrow here.

Let me take it out and show it to you a little

more. If you look, this little golden arrow

doesn't appear in any other corner. As

you can see, it doesn't come here and it does here.

So, once we have located that little

golden arrow, we are going to align it on

the motherboard with the indicator that is

also here. On this motherboard it is

indicated with a little arrow here and

a small circle. And after that, we

just have to place it little

by little. We slowly lowered it into its

[musical] position. This is what the

processor looks like once installed. The truth is

quite noticeable when it fits and

when it doesn't fit properly. In this case

we can see that it is completely

flat; there is no part that has not been

inserted properly or anything like that.

What I recommend is that you make

this movement a little with your thumb

and forefinger to make sure it

goes in. And once it's

correctly positioned, you just

need to close the lock again and

that will secure the processor in its place.

And there you have it. One of the

most difficult parts is now complete.

Now, the second step is that we are going to

install the heatsink. The one that comes

in the black box is its

stock heatsink, meaning it's already included

with the processor and we're going to keep it

because sometimes you can

buy another one and replace it, but in

this case, since it's a

budget build, we're going to keep it. For

that we need to remove these small

screws that are here. There's a pair here,

and here's another pair. There are four in

total. And well, we're simply going

to remove them with the screwdriver, one goes here, we take it off

and this is

here. It might be useful to you in the

future, so [music] what I

recommend you do with everything is to

keep it in your

motherboard box and keep it

forever or until you sell the

computer or whatever you want.

Put each little thing you remove

into the motherboard box. And we're going to

do the same with the other pair of

screws. We unscrew it here, we

unscrew it there. Be careful with the

screw. And so, screws and all, we're going

to put it back in the

fashion box. So, now we're going to

take the heatsink out of its box. As

you can see, it comes very well protected.

We removed this plastic cover.

We take out the processor and something many

people wonder is if it comes with

thermal paste, and these processors already

have the thermal paste pre-applied.

This gray stuff you see here is

thermal paste. Then you no longer have to

worry about putting it. Now,

how are we going to position the heatsink

for installation? That's very simple, you

just have to take it and

we have to make this AMD logo

that's here face to the left.

That makes the whole

installation easier. So, you can put it on

top of the motherboard without gluing it

yet. We made sure the logo was

facing left. And now, let's

align the small screws on the

heatsink with the holes that are in

fashion. Then we align it to the left

and place it. Obviously it still needs to be

screwed in. And to make this

easier, I recommend doing it by

corners, that is, crosswise. In other words, if

we start on this side, we do it a

little bit, we don't go all the way to the end,

just so that it's noticed there a little,

and then we move to the

opposite corner. We don't go down, we don't

go to the side, we go to

the opposite corner and there again we fix it

a little bit, don't do it all the way down.

And we repeat the same thing, we start in this

corner. Hold it a little bit, don't go all the way

to the bottom. And we finished securing it

in the other corner. Now we can

go all the way and make sure to

do it on each and every screw.

Come on, let's do one until they're

completely fixed. Now yes. Now the heatsink has

this small cable coming out of here. This

cable connects to the motherboard. It

connects up here where it says CPU

fan. Let me show you a little more

closely. I hope it can be read. It

says CPU fan there. It's right

above. Then we took the cable.

So, we take the cable and it has these

two small edges on the

bottom. And that's how we'll connect it so

that the little edges align perfectly downwards,

and that's it. Now, I recommend that you take this small

piece of cable that you have left over

and hide it

to one side. This way the assembly will look

cleaner. And that's it, we now have the

processor installed. And well, since I

like to be organized with the assembly,

I recommend that you put everything you just took out

of the box back in. That is

, the small plastic pieces that

came with the heatsink, this small

CPU packaging, we put everything back

in its box, that's what I

always do. And there we leave it for

posterity. So, what's next? Well, there are

many ways to do it. What I'm going

to do is install the RAM we

have here. Opening it is very

simple, it has this small label, we

simply cut it a little and that's it, we

open it. [music] We're going to do the

same with the other one, because we have two

8GB sticks with a total of 16GB of

RAM. We opened it like this. This is very

simple, I don't think you'll have any problem. And

again we store these little boxes

[music] in the motherboard box.

That's what I do to keep everything

organized. Now, to install the

RAM we are going to do the following.

The motherboard has writing

literally next to this part

where the RAM is installed, and it

tells you where to put your first two

sticks. Most commonly two are used,

but sometimes there can be one, three, or

four. At this time we are going to use two

and here it indicates that we have to

put it in slots A2 and B2. I hope it can be

seen well there, and if not, it doesn't matter.

I'll tell you what they are.

Obviously, if we number them from left

to right, it would be 1, 2, 3, and 1. So we're

going to install them in slot two and in the

quad. They have these little tabs that

are the lock. What we need to do

is open them. We simply pressed them

[music] a little bit. It's that easy.

Let me show you a little more of the

movement. We need to open all four

tabs, the two at the top of the slots I just

mentioned and the two at the

bottom. We take the first

RAM module and a tip to make it

easy to install is that

RAM always comes with a label

with the model, its serial number, and

well, this label always faces

the processor or if you want to see it

another way, the label is always on the

left. Once we have the

label facing left, it's simply a matter of

letting the RAM fall into place and

pressing with both thumbs on the

two ends, just as you see it.

Apply pressure, you will hear a click, and

that means it is now properly

installed. If we try to put it in with the

label facing to the right, like this

, then when we try

to put it in, it won't go in and if we

force it, we can break it. So, very

simply, label it to the

left. We already put it in slot two.

Now we're missing number four. We do the

same, we let it fall into place,

[music] we check that it went in and

again we press with both

thumbs on both ends until

we hear the click. And that's it.

Installing RAM is that easy. We already

have it. So let's move on to the SSD.

Let's unpack it. SSDs

have gone up a lot in price. Everything is going up a

lot because of

artificial intelligence. So, I recommend

that you buy one that is generation 4, a

good model that you can find around here like

these from A data, but in general the one

you find at the best price. This one

comes in this white packaging, we take it out

and it includes two pieces, the

main piece and a heat sink. This is the

main part, as you can see it looks very much like an

SSD. It also has

its label with the model and

serial number. And the other part is a heat sink. We're

not going to use this one, so it's the

same as always. I return it to where it

came from, I put it back in its little box. You never

know when you'll need these

boxes, that's why I always keep them. And

you guessed it, it's going back in the

Model box. So, now we're going to

install our SSD. Where is this going?

It goes right below the processor, in

this black part you can see here. As

you can see, it has two screws, one

here and one there. They are smaller, and that's why I

told them we need a

screwdriver with a slightly smaller tip

than the other one. This will make

installing our SSD easier. So,

we simply remove this small

cover on one side, on the other, being

careful with the little screws, we

take it off. And to insert it into place

we see that on one side there are the

SSD pins and on the other side this small

half circle. On some motherboards the

half circle points to the left, on

others it points to the right. It usually

goes to the left, and this is the

same case. Here [music] we have the

slot where we have to put it. And to

make it easier, we simply

take it and we can put it in at a slight

angle, that is, with a certain

inclination. They don't have to put it in

straight, it can be at an angle. Whenever

you're assembling a computer, it's

very noticeable whether something goes where it doesn't. If something is meant to go

there, it will go in very easily, and if not, you'll

have a problem. In this case, as

you can see, we put in the SSD and it stays

relatively fixed, it doesn't go any further. And

they'll say, "Well, is he just going to stay

standing like that?" No, it's really going to stay like this

. But to make it stay put again,

we need the small cover it

came with. Now, this little cover

comes with a heatsink

included, only this heatsink has

this little plastic piece here that we

have to remove. We remove this blue plastic

and we'll be left with this little

gray thing which is part of the heat sink.

Now, once we remove the

blue plastic, we simply place it

on top of the SSD. Here are some

small holes on the

right side that line up with the posts

so you know you're putting it on

correctly. We press a little and

screw the part in, and if it moves a

little we align it, it's okay, and we have to

put the screw on the other side. That's why I

recommend that you don't screw it all the way in

, but do it little by

little, from side to side, to make it

easier for you. Now we put the one on the other

side, secure it completely, and that's it. We

have already installed almost half of

the pieces. We already have a processor,

RAM, and SSD. Now we have to

put all of this in the cabinet. And we have to

open the box. This one's not very

mysterious, we'll just hit it here with an exact shot

. I'm going to give you another

little tip to make it

easier for you. Once we remove the Durex film that

comes on top, the

adhesive tape, we open it and the cabinets

have these small [music] tabs

here. What we're going to do is

take them outside, there's no way we're going to put them

inside. Let's reach in

and pull out the tab. Okay, I wasn't that

prepared for this shot, but let me

do it and hopefully you can tell [music]

what it's like.

We do that on both sides so that

when we turn the cabinet upside down,

we can simply remove the box without any

hassle. Now we remove the

protective packaging it comes with, which

is usually Styrofoam. We put them in

the cabinet box. Please always

return everything to its box. Let's go to the other

side. We do the same and now we

remove the bag.

What's next? How are we going to fit the

motherboard into our case? Well,

the first thing we have to do is

remove the two side panels of the

case, which in this case is tempered glass on one side

, and metal on the other. And that's it

. To remove the

tempered glass, lay the [music] cabinet

on the table and we're going to remove these

four screws that we have on each

side. Here's the first one. Be very

careful not to lose them, so always

keep a clean space and

leave them to one side. Honestly, I

like to set up my music on a table

with a mousepad, especially if it's a

Random Pads mousepad, which, if you didn't know, is my

brand of mousepads, because it's much

more comfortable and the screws don't bounce around

like they do on the floor or a table.

Then we take the four out and

put them [music] right here next to us. I

think it goes without saying, but this

is life, so we have to be careful.

I wouldn't leave it on the same table where they're

assembling it, or obviously anywhere

dangerous. So

what do I do? For now, put it back in the

box. I simply take the box,

leave the glass propped up there, and that's it.

Removing the other panel is a little

different because this one only has two

screws. One is down here and the

other is up here. If you want to

see it from the front, it's on the side, below

and above. And so logically we have to

do the same. We removed it, see? It

can fall. We take it off and put the

music on one side and take

the other one off. Now that we've removed it, we

simply pull on this tab

here and it will come out without any

problem. We carefully put the box back together

because we'll

need the music when we've finished assembling

everything. Now, the cabinet has

the screws and accessories we

need inside. See? This little bag here

is tied with one of those things that are used to

close bread bags in Mexico. To be

honest, I've never known how else to tell you

these things. We removed it again. For

now, we'll leave it aside.

Here's this little bag so you can see it properly. I'll

explain what we're going to do

with her in a moment. And now what we're going to do is turn

the cabinet upside down. It also comes

with its instruction manuals and

warranty policy. Back to the

motherboard box. I think that's a better

option. So, it's time now to

install our motherboard inside the

[music] case. The first thing I'm

going to do is install our

backplate, which is this one here, the one we

took out from the beginning. We simply

open it [music]

and we have it. How do I install this?

Well, this little thing here goes in the

cabinet, in this part here. Do you see

this hole where my hand fits? Well,

our backplate fits perfectly there too

. So, we laid the

cabinet down. Now, how do you install the

backplate? Well, it's very easy.

First, I want you to locate these three little

circles here. These three little

circles are the motherboard's audio ports

. Here we have Ethernet,

USB, HDMI, everything. But I want you to

locate these three little circles because

these three little circles always go

down. In other words, when we

install it, this has to be facing

down, not up. We put it face

down and the back blade is installed from

inside the cabinet outwards. I'm

going to turn it over so you can see it a little

better. You can do it on the side

if you want. In other words, we're going to

take our back split. The three little

circles have to be facing down.

And if you look, it has little

eyelashes. Those go inside the

cabinet. We take it, with the three little

circles facing down, and from the

inside out we fix it in the

cabinet. And that's it.

The pack is that easy to install. Now the cabinet comes

with some small gold posts, which are

these. I think it looks pretty

good there. What we have to do

to install the motherboard is make sure

the holes on the motherboard

align with those posts. But since

we're using a micro

ATX motherboard, you'll notice that all

the posts are aligned, except for

the two on the right. The

cabinets generally do not come with

these posts installed, and we have to

install them for you. To help you

understand a little better, the motherboard

comes with eight installation holes. There

are three at the top, let's say three in the

middle and two at the bottom, well, the two that

are on the right, one is right

in the top right corner and the other

[music] here in the middle. And you might wonder

what to do in that case. Okay, so

we take the screws that are

included in the cabinet. And if you see that

little golden thing over there, it's a post that already

has it included, so you just have to take it

out. Let's open the little bag. We take out

these straps first. We'll leave them here

. We can use them and remove the

screws. Now, to make it

easier for you, you can open the bag and

take them all out. We can put them here.

Here we have all the screws that

are included. We're not going to use them

all, but I'll tell you which ones we will and

which ones we won't. The first thing to do

is install the posts, the two posts

we need in the two holes

here, which are the ones left without a

post. And for that we might need

tweezers. They can actually take the post,

insert it and turn it by hand,

but it most likely won't be

completely secure. Now, there is a

special tool for doing this with

the posts, but in this case it is not

included. Obviously I do have one,

but I'm assuming you don't. And I

think it's easier to get a pair of

pliers than that specific part. It's

very difficult to see because it's very

hidden in a corner, but that's where

the [music] post is installed. All I did

was put it in with my hand and

turn it a little. But to make it

completely secure, what I'm going to do

is take it with the pliers and all I'm

going to do is turn it to the right with the pliers

. You know what? I think I

can give it some light with my TV. Excellent.

If it's visible. Okay. That small

post remained installed. So, I'll just

take another one. Here it is. And we're going

to put it in this little hole over there that I'm

pointing to. I hope it looks good. I think it

looks good. That little

golden thing is the post. And it was the same

procedure. I'll put it on by hand,

but let's secure it well with the clamp. This

is a bit complicated to record, to be

honest. I didn't think it would be so difficult,

but well, the point is that they understand what

needs to be done and with whatever little or

much they see, they will achieve it. So,

now we have our eight posts

installed. Now we're going to install the

motherboard. The easiest thing to do is to

align the [music] ports first,

which is all this here. You align it with

the back plate at a certain angle

and then drop it. Once it's

inside, it's simply a matter of

arranging it and making sure the holes line up

with the posts. There you can see

if the golden hole is visible. Well

, it's already properly aligned. Make sure

all eight are properly aligned,

because now we're going to screw it in

so it's fixed. And what screws are we going

to use? They might wonder. I don't know how to

explain this, to be honest. Let me think for

a bit. I don't think I've ever

explained to anyone step by step how to

assemble a computer, and it's a bit more

difficult than it seems, especially this business with

the screws. The cabinet comes

with four types of screws. Maybe I'll

leave you a picture so you can see it more

easily. The first one is this one here. He's the one with

the biggest head, so to

speak. Well, we're not going to use that one.

Then there's this one here, which in the

body [music] is like divided in

two. I don't know if you can see it, one part

is a screw and the other isn't. It

also looks like this from the front. And the

top part is completely flat. We're not

going to use that one either. And then there are two

that are quite similar actually and

I think the easiest way to

tell them apart is by their heads. Let me

see if I can show you both at the same

time. I don't know if you can see it well, but

as you can see, this one here has a

round [music] head. Excuse me, I don't

know the technical terms, I don't know if that's

called the head of the screw or, I don't know, the

top part. The top part is

clean and this one on the right has like

an outer [music] hoop, it's like a

circle and outside it another circle. Okay,

let's use the one with the double

circle, the one with the ring. See? This one

doesn't have a ring, it's completely clean. And

this one here has an outer ring.

In addition, that part of the body is a

little bit thinner. I don't know

if that will show up well in the video, but

really the easiest thing to distinguish is

[music] this. Look for the screw that looks

exactly like this. So, from the

screws we have separated here,

we're going to look for eight of the same kind. We have 1 2

3 4 [music]

5 6 7 and eight. Here they are. I already have

the eight separated in my hand. We'll

leave them aside again. As

you can see, here I have my group and we're going

to take them one by one. This is the part

where you'll most need the tip

of your screwdriver to be magnetized,

because it can happen that while you're

putting it in, the screw falls and

gets lost, but if you have a

good screwdriver with a good

magnetized tip, you can move it with

some freedom without that happening.

So, let me see how I can illuminate

this. So, well, there are eight posts,

eight screws, you just have to go

one by one. We can start with the

top left corner, simply

with the screw attached to the

screwdriver. We gently put it in

place. There you can see in that corner

the first screw has already been installed. And we'll do

the same with the remaining eight. We

gently placed it on the

screwdriver. We carefully lowered ourselves inside

and turned around. Be careful because it

might go in crooked and that's where you'll have some

problems. If so, they

simply turn it the other way around, take it out,

and try again. It

's actually quite simple if you have a

screwdriver. Excuse me, I know

this shot is a little dark, but I

'll fix it next time. There goes number seven.

And now the eight. And that's it. We now have the

motherboard completely fixed in

our case. Yes. Well,

I would tell you to first put away all

the screws we have left over, because we

won't need them for the time being. We

can put them back in the same bag.

We threw. The reality is that they are useful for

some modifications that we could

make in the future. So, it's not a

bad idea to keep them, actually. They

're in the little bag. We closed it. And

well, I want you to see how I've been

putting everything into my

motherboard box. Here's the

RAM box, the bracket we removed at the

beginning, the SSD box, and now the

screws. Everything remains there

completely safe and sound. Now comes

one of the parts that might scare you the most

, which is connecting the

case cables. Yes, the case comes with

all these cables and at first it may

seem quite difficult, but don't

worry, I'm going to make it easy for

you. I'm going to explain exactly where

each one goes and how I manage to keep them

organized and prevent them from becoming a

mess. So, the first thing I would do is

identify each one.

First we have this one that has a

blue tip. That's for the USB ports that come in

our case. What they can do is

take it and move forward.

Then we have these two cables that

always come together. This is for the

other USB port on the case and for the

car port. Their names are written on them. We

can also move them a little further

forward, so they don't get in our way for the

time being. We also have these cables

here that look a bit pointless,

like they've been placed there for no good reason. They are

united. One part ends like this and says

SATA. And the other part ends like this. It has

those [music] silver pins.

Well, these are the cables for our

fans. And finally, we have the

nightmare of many, which are these

cables, the smallest ones that

come with the cabinet. I'm going to zoom in on

these cables here. First, I want you to

take these two cables that come

together. Dice USB, HD out. We

can run these cables underneath everything and

do everything upwards, it doesn't matter that they're in the

way. As you can see,

we have already isolated this cable; there is nothing else

there. And that way everything will be simpler.

Inside, what we're going to do is pass it

along the right side towards the front of the

cabinet. As you can see here, we passed it over

there and we're going to see this here. He's going to come out

on the left side. It's a bit

complicated to record [music] in the

corners. I think I'm going to need another

camera to do this, but it's okay

, you'll understand. Since we have

the cable that actually ends and splits

into two, we're going to take the one that says audio

and that one literally connects to the

corner of the mod. It says J out1 and with the

letters facing upwards we insert it into

those [music] pins. If you try to

put it in with the letters facing down, it won't fit

. As you can see, it remained

connected. Let me brighten it up with my

phone in case it's not clear. Okay, there you can

see how it's connected in the corner,

and the other part we're going to connect

where it

says USB in this case, the

motherboard also says USB. As

you can see, the cable has some small

square holes, but it's

missing one in one corner. So if

we put the letters facing down and

put it where it says USB, it will fit

perfectly. So, there you have the

first two connected. One is the

audio cable that goes to the bottom

left corner and a little further to the right

where it says USB, we connect the USB cable. Phew!

Explaining this is a little more

complicated than it seems. Now we're going to turn

the cabinet over once again. All

the cables point upwards, but we're going to

take the one that ends in the blue tip.

There's this one that ends in a

blue tip. What we're going to do is pass it

under the cable we just

put in, and we're going to pass it through this hole here

. Since we passed it again, we turn it over

and see that it came out this way

. And where is this going? Well, this cable

is also a bit tricky to

connect. This cable goes right in

the bottom right corner. On the

motherboard it's marked as J USB2,

right where my finger is pointing, that's

where it's installed. And I don't know if you can

see it, but the cable has

some small tabs on one side. Here you

can clearly see a tab in the

middle. The other side does not have the tab

in the middle. She doesn't bring it here. This one does have

the tab in the middle, right? And well, just

as it has the middle tab, the

port where it goes has a small hole in the middle at

the top. Let's turn the

lights back on. Yes, I think it's visible.

Then, we took the cable with the

tab facing upwards, towards

us. We insert the cable where it allows

us to maneuver. It's a little

tricky if the cable is going to bend a

little, I mean, it's going to be curved, but that's okay

. Since we have it with the

tab facing upwards, we simply need to

push with some force. And that's it, it stayed

fixed there. The tab is right

where it should be and the cable is already installed. It looks

pretty good there, I think. We turn it over

again and now

we only need to connect two things. The

first ones are the small cables that I

told you many people are terrified of, these ones with

the letters. It

looks a little better there. And we also need to

connect the fans, but these

cables here, which are for the

fans, don't go on the

motherboard. So, we can store them, we

make them up and again we're

just left [music] with these little

letter wires. We'll run them

under all the cables and then

we'll bring them out this way. We'll pass them there,

clearly, when they have the cabinet, it will be

clear where they have to go. And

we turned around to connect them. [music]

And now to install them these cables

go in the bottom right,

just below this little black square

here. Do you see this little square? down here

[music] goes in a part that says JFP1 and

in fact it tells us how we have to

connect it, but as you can see

the pins appear and you simply have to insert the little

cable by cable. [music] So

the guide says that we have to

connect the power LED

and power supply at the top and the

HDD LED and the reset button at the bottom. They'll

realize we don't have the reset button. That's

because it's connected to the

fans so the reset button

doesn't work as a light setting and

not for resetting it. They could change it if they wanted

, but well, I'm not going to go

into those details right now. So,

what I do is connect the bottom ones first

, which in this case is just the

HDD LED. We can separate it from the others

and simply grab it. There it is.

The letters go down, as

the guide indicates, with the HDD LED at the

bottom first. Next, above the HDD LED,

we put the power LED, which in this case

comes separately. I don't know why they do it that way

, but they come separately. These are the

two of them here. Then it says to

put the one with the most on the left,

that is, the positive one. Again, letters

down, we put it and next to it the

negative, letters down, we put it

right next to it. And finally we have the one that

says Power SW. That one goes to the right of the

Power LED ones.

We put it on with the letters facing down and that's it.

We can push this small excess of cable that we have left here towards the

inside of the cabinet. And that's it, we

now have the cables connected that we need to

connect from the cabinet to the

modem. Remember that we still keep

the screws from the cabinet, the ones we

used to open it. We kept them.

So, what is it? We're going to install the

pod source. But before that, I

like to tidy up the cables in the case a bit

because the power supply comes with

a lot of cables, so I think it's a

little more difficult to organize them once they're

all in. So now that we've

connected everything we needed to

connect here, we can organize them a

bit. If you remember, we had this cable left over

here, which is for the fans.

Now I'm going to tell you how I arrange them.

First of all, I would put them down here

. And since I already have those cables

down there, we just need to take all the ones we

already have connected and do some

very basic management.

Nobody's really going to see this [music], it's just

to avoid leaving a mess. So, using

the same little thing that came with the cabinet at the

beginning, holding the cables and the

bag of screws, we take all

the cables we can, all those that

pass through here, we gather them together and we

can give it a loop to leave them.

There you can see this. You can cut it off,

this little excess of the bread thing,

or we can give it more turns. So, I

want you to see, all I did was

take all the cables coming from

here and, using the same thing from the cabinet

that was already included, I gathered them together and

tied them so they would be fixed and wouldn't

move around making a mess. That's how it

is. Then we took the excess [music]. I do

n't know how it looks because everything is

black, but we take the excess and

can give it a twist so that it's

no longer noticeable, sorry. And

if you look closely, by simply doing that,

we already have a pretty clear path

because all the cables pass through here,

[music] they stay connected here and, well, they go

out to the cabinet from here. What

we could do is give them [music] an

extra adjustment here so they don't

move. Just make sure that the cables

we still need to connect stay down here

. Here where the source of

[music] power goes, we turn them

completely down. And we can use

one of the included inflators.

We simply have to take it. As

you can see, here [music]

the cabinet has some tabs, which is where

the little fans go. So, we

simply have to pass it

under the cape. And

we adjust the strap using that small tab. And as

you can see, these cables are now going to

stay fixed here and won't move. And we do

n't want them to move [music]

because they're already connected. Now I

recommend that you cut off the excess

strap with scissors, but since I'm

[music] stupid and didn't bring scissors, I'm

going to do it with this knife. I don't

recommend it, it's dangerous. There it is. And

now, let's put the power supply

aside

while we do the unboxing. And here

we have our power source. We

opened it and this is what we

found. What do we need from here?

Well, first of all, it includes

the power cable. This [music] is

connected from your wall, your regulator,

your UPS to the power source.

So, obviously we're going to

need it in the end. So, we put it away

. It also includes

manuals and warranty, you know what you're getting into

. And finally, the power supply

along with the screws with which we

will attach it to the case. I'm

going to tell you how right now. So, let's

remove the screws and take out the

power supply that comes covered with

this bubble wrap. We simply

removed the

music and took it out. Now that we have it like this

, we can remove the box. So,

as you can see, all the cables come

together again with this little thing that I

use to close the bread bag.

Please, if anyone knows what

these things are called, what you call them, tell me. I've been

calling her that my whole life and

people make fun of me, I don't know why,

but oh well, we'll stop. And don't throw it away

, I like to reuse all

these things for

cable management. That way we don't have to use

all the included fans, or maybe we do, it does

n't really matter, but I think they

are very efficient and we generate less

waste and reuse it. So,

now we're going to install the

power supply. And how do I know? Okay, the source goes

in this box here. Now we're going to

remove the cables we had saved

for later. These are the only ones that were

left free, these ones here, the ones I

had put in so they wouldn't get in the way of these

fans. And they're going to

say [music] how are we going to fit the

power supply if these cables are

in the way. But don't worry, because

when you put in the power supply, those cables will go

upwards and won't

bother us anymore. It would be a thousand times more

difficult to connect the [music] cables

once the power supply was already

inside. So, that's why we connected

this first. With the case

lying down, we take the

power supply and the fan has to be

facing down from the case with the

cables to the left, fan

down from the case, cables to

the left and from there it's simply a matter of

putting the power supply in. We move the

cables out of the way a bit, we put it into the

[music] fault. We can hold the

cables with our left hand and the

power supply will fit into place. So, they

can also do this with the cabinet

stopped. I think it would be a little

easier, but to show you the process, I'm

doing it this way. Now, let's put the

case away because when we put in the

power supply, we have to screw it in.

Let me [music] hold it up from here

so you can see it. We have to

screw it to the cabinet in these [music]

four little holes you see here. Okay,

let's assume you have the case

standing up, well, here's going to be a little hole,

here's going to be another one, and another one, which

is where we're going to use the four that

came included with the power supply.

So, I repeat, it's easier if you

do it with the case upright.

Simply insert the power supply, position it

towards the back so it aligns with the

holes in the case, remove the

screws with your left hand, and

push the power supply towards

you, towards the holes where you

will screw it in. Make it a little more

horizontal so it's visible. We pressed

the power supply and began to

secure it. We can do the same, first

one corner and then the opposite corner.

If you look at it a little better, like this. Go ahead,

one corner, then another, and so on until you've

finished with all four screws on the

power supply. We press the fountain

towards us to make it stay in place.

Let's move on to the other corner. The

power source no longer moves there. The

last screw that goes on this part

. I don't know how well it will look there,

but the four screws are now

installed and the power supply is fixed.

Let me show you over here. Here's

screw one, screw two,

screw three, screw four, and now

, there it is. So, once again

we have this mess of cables, this

disaster that we're going to use, oh my God.

Well, let's do the same. Let's

separate the cables to make everything

easier. Here's the one we had left over

from the beginning. Let's do it

upwards. And now let's bring in this sea of

cables.

Oh my God, what are we going to do about the

[music]? Well, again, it's

simpler than it seems. What I want you to

do is this time we can bring them

down. I think it's a bit

simpler because the power supply is at the

bottom. We bring them downstairs to

teach them properly. And we're going to go one by

one. I'll tell you if it's needed or

not. First we take this cable. This

cable is the biggest, look for it, I'll

give you some time. It's the biggest connection

. For example, we compared it to

this one. I want you to see that this one on my

right is much bigger. This

is the one for the MA card. We are going

to use this one, so what I would do is

separate it and throw it up in the air

. Okay? We're simply

separating it now so it doesn't become

a mess. The second thing we're going to use, the

second thing we're going to need, will be this one

here that says CPU. I'm going to teach

[music] in more detail. It says CPU.

So, what do we do? We took it and

threw it up in the air. That's how we

separate what we're going to need and what we're

not. Since this computer is very

simple, we'll keep most of the cables

in quotes,

because we practically only need

those two. So, what I would do is

grab all the cables, first

from here, then the other end, and make this

small bend. I think that's how you appreciate

[the music] more, this small fold to

compact everything. We'll have

a small amount of cable left over, but all you

have to do is

fold it until it's nice and compact,

okay? We simply need the two

that I mentioned at the beginning, which we already

separated. In this [music] ensemble

we can double everything else. We

fold it, fold it, fold it, and now we

have them all together. All together here.

Okay. So, what I do is take

the little bread thing that came

with the power supply from the beginning, which is

precisely what

these cables came attached to. We'll bring them back. I don't think there's

an easier way to do it. We

took it, turned it over, and

our cables were fixed in place. They remained, this

[music] without moving. Try to

tighten it so that

your knot doesn't come undone. And we're going to store them

in the cabinet, in this little hole right

here. We run them under the

cables that we are going to use. We'll skip those

. And all these other

cables, this little punch [music], we're

going to put it in here. We put it in and then it's

stored there. Now I'm going to

give you a little trick which is simply to

look for one of these ends which are

SATA cables. There's always one looking this way,

or if not, you can bend it in such a

way that it is, because if you look

at this cable we are going to connect this one for

the fans. Let me [music]

explain a little better. Here you go,

in case you didn't understand me. When

I do all this folding, [music]

all this set of cables and put it

in this section of the cabinet, what I

try to do is make sure that one of these, which is a

SATA cable, is the only long and thin one. What I'm trying to do

is make sure one of them faces

outwards, that is, that it's within easy reach

, because that's where

the fan cable connects. If you look closely

, it's very noticeable that they have the

same entrance. We simply need to

make [music] coordinate the tab

with the little L we have there. In

this case it would be [music] like this, we

simply connect it there and again we

put all these remaining cables together with the others. It doesn't

matter if we do it a little, uh, haphazardly

, absolutely nothing will happen.

Sorry. We can put all the

cables in there, no problem at all. And as you can

see, we only have two cables left to

connect, which were the cables I

told you stopped at the beginning. One

is the motherboard cable and the other is the

CPU cable. To connect the

CPU cable, we're going to pass it through this little hole you see in the

upper right corner [music]

. I hope you can

appreciate it. If not, now they're going to notice.

We simply ran the cable through there. We don't have to go through

everything, don't

worry. We can hide the rest

over here. Likewise, taking advantage of the

spaces left between the power supply and the

cabinet, we can leave it to

make this small path that starts

from where the cable comes out, this small

[music] space, up to the

top right corner. We use

the same mechanics and then,

if you want, we can secure it with a

small strap. If they want to leave it like that, it's not a problem either

. And it's

moving a little bit in that direction, but [music] there's

really no problem, it's just so you

understand. And we're going

to pass the motherboard cable through

where these cables come out. We do it

[music] a little to the left. See

that there's a hole here? Well, that's where

we pass the cable. They don't have to go through

everything, don't worry. And now we turn

the cabinet around. Since we

turned it around, let's first connect

the CPU [music] cable, which, since we

turned it around, is now in

the top left corner. Here

we have the cable and it connects right there.

There's the cable. That's where it connects.

It's a bit difficult too, you know, you have to get the hang of it

, these are

very secluded spaces. So, [music]

we took the cable. The cable has a

small tab again. Here everyone

is a taboo. That little tab points

upwards. You put your hand in however you can

. You turn it over with your fingers. It does

n't matter if the cables bend, they are

very strong, believe me. We fix it

until we hear the click, until it

really clicks. It remained

connected there. So now we're going to move on

to the motherboard. All those pins

and it's pretty self-explanatory where they

connect. It's in those over there. We just have to turn it around

a little

because the cable has a tab,

which is this one here. That tab goes

to the right. Then we need to

turn the cable. We turn the cable and

insert it, and this is how it looks connected. We

can push away the excess cable

so that the inside of the

computer, which is this part that will be

visible, is as clean

as possible. And now that we have these

last two cables connected, the last thing

left to do in the assembly is to finish

the management. You can leave it like this now if

you want. This is really more a matter

of taste and aesthetics. Uh, what I would do is

push this same

[music] cable where we're storing

all the cables. We'll make room for you. We'll

make room for you. We'll

store this one where I told you, we just want to

fix it a little more. And

if you want to add the finishing touch, we

can take another cable tie and

join the path we already made

with the new power supply cable

. So. Cut this out with

scissors. I'm not going to cut it right now

because I forgot my scissors. And

now, yes. There's nothing left to do.

It's a fairly simple cable management system

. This computer doesn't require

much. We've already covered all this ground.

We have the cables stored here that we

can use for some

future improvements. So it's not like we have to

overtighten them or tie them up or

anything like that. What I taught them

is more than perfect. I simply pushed the CPU cable into

the space of the

case and the power supply, and

hid it [music] in this small space

on the right. And now, let's

close it. First we take the

metal panel, the one that is completely black.

We start from the right side and

slide it. And as you can see, it got in without any

problems because I did a pretty

good job [music].

This way we don't end up with a huge tangle of

cables that prevents us from installing

this side layer; instead, we

can simply install it without any problems. And

then we put in the two [music]

screws that it came with on one side. We

put the first one on, we put the

second one on, and as you can see, our

computer is finished. Now

you can add the

side window. I'm not going to put it on for the purpose of the video

. We're going to connect

our power cable because I'm going to

show you, let's say, the first time

this computer is turned on, so

we can see that everything worked correctly.

And how does this connect? Well, I think that's

pretty obvious. If you've gotten this far

and all you need to do is connect this

cable, I don't think you'll have any

problems. It goes in the back, in the

power supply. Simply make sure

that the

power supply's power switch is on and

not off. Otherwise, the computer won't do anything

. Then, we turn it on. I'm

going to plug this in. And if

we did everything right, the moment

I [music] press this button here,

the computer will turn on. So let's go

one, two, three. Let me give you

one last tip that I forgot. When

we store the bundle of cables

that goes to the left, try to make sure

none of the cables are touching the

fans in front, because if they

are obstructing it, it won't spin. But all we have to do is

push them

to the side a little and that's it. As you can

see, the computer turned on without any

problems. With the reset button up here

, we can change the

color. Let me show you. We click on it and go

around the

different [music]

styles that this computer can use.

That's how we have RGB. So, the only thing

left to do now would be to install

Windows on it. To install Windows 11 on a

new computer we only need two

things. A USB drive, look at this one, how

cute, with Darth Vader, and a computer

that has internet access. Yes,

unfortunately we need another

computer, or it can be a laptop or

whatever, so please borrow one or whatever you

have lying around. So, let's

connect our USB to the computer. It

can be in any port you

want. It is best if the

USB drive is empty, so if it is new you

have nothing to worry about, but if it

has some files you can

format them very easily. Simply

right-click, go to This PC,

then to the USB drive, right-click there,

select Format, start, it will

give you a warning, everything will be erased. We clicked

yes and it was

formatted just like that. After that, we just need to

get online. Here we're going to

download Windows 11. We'll go

to the first link, the Microsoft link. We

click on it. We scroll down a bit to where it

says "create the physical

installation media for Windows 11." If [music]

you want to reinstall or do a

clean installation of Windows 11 on a

new or used computer, blah blah blah. To

create a USB drive, we're going to download it. It's

downloading now here.

We wait a little while depending on each

internet connection. Once it's downloaded, we

open the file, click yes, and

this screen will appear saying "

making some preparations". We press it all the way

down, accept. Making

some preparations. Select language

and edition. We're giving you Spanish for Windows 11.

Next. We're going to give it a USB flash drive

and it will automatically detect the

USB drive that we have installed in the

computer. We'll press next. We do

n't have to do

anything automatically anymore, and when it's finished it will tell us

here that we're done and you can remove

the USB. So, once they have their

memory ready, they're going to take it and

plug it into the new computer. It can

be in the case or here at the

back, on the motherboard, it doesn't matter,

but we're going to connect it with the

computer turned off because now we're

going to turn it on and when we turn it on it will

go directly to the Windows installation process

. So let's do that.

As you can see here, he already gave us a video.

If you see this, it says new CPU

installed, [music]

blah blah blah blah blah, press Y to reset,

blah blah blah blah blah, we're going to press it,

okay, we're going to press the keyboard,

the screen will go black again and the

computer will turn off and then turn on again

, don't be alarmed.

Then it will take us to the BIOS. Here we need to

connect our mouse and

keyboard, by the way. Obviously we're going

to give it the OK. Next, load optimize

[music] defaults then boot. Okay, that's the

first option. We'll give it to her

again. It will go through its process. We already

have the Gigabyte logo and here

a small rolling circle will appear

. If you see that little circle, it

means we're starting the

installation. It takes a little while, don't

worry, but there it is. And then

the process is very simple, here it only

asks us to select the

language settings and where

we are, blah, blah, blah. I'm going to

put it in Mexico. You can put whatever

you want on it.

Latin American keyboard.

Here we're going to install Windows 11. We

click on "I accept that

everything will be deleted," blah, blah, blah. It will ask us for a

product key. Now, if you have already

purchased your key from Topys, you

can enter it. And if they want to buy it

after the installation, that's

fine too. I'm going to show you how to

do it after the installation so

that we can do it from this same

computer. So, for now we're going

to say I don't have a product key.

Let's select Windows 11 Pro, which

is the one I recommend. We'll press

next. Here are the

license terms. Nobody reads this. We click

accept and it will ask us to

select which disk we want to

install the operating system on. We will

see two options. And well,

just looking at the size, obviously

the 950 GB is our 1 terabyte SSD and the one with

14.5 GB is our USB drive.

So we're obviously going to select

our SSD, which appears here as disk

zero at the top. We'll press next. And

now it says it's ready to install, so we click

install. This screen will

take a little while, [music] don't

worry. If you've made it this far

, you're already on the other side. Now you

just have to wait patiently for

everything to download and install, but your

computer has already turned on and is

working, so

you can practically declare victory. We still have

a couple of settings to add, so

stay tuned. The computer will

restart a couple of times

because each time it is entering a

new stage. And again, once we're

on this screen, it's simply a matter of

moving forward. This is the

easiest part. Let's choose our region.

I am in Mexico. The keyboard again. We click

skip. From now on,

basically, it's just a matter of clicking next,

next, next until we're back

on the home screen. Since we are

already on our computer,

a message will appear asking if we want to

install the Gigabyte Control Center. Please

say yes because it helps us

with the RGB issue and some

updates. It wouldn't hurt to do that. Now I

also want you to see, let's go to

Start and then Settings. Let's go to

system and as you can see it

says Windows activated. Activate now.

Windows reported that

no product key was found on the

device. Now we really need to

enter our password, and I'm going to show you how to

buy it from the new computer we just

built. We simply

open the browser of our

choice. We can enter from Microsoft

Edge, which is the one that comes already installed

with Windows, and we're going to put the topkys up here

[music]

. Okay, I'm going to leave the

text on the screen, lastopkeys.com, press

enter and it will take us to TopKs and

here we can buy our

Windows key at the best price. For example,

here you can see that we are in Mexico,

but if you are from another country it doesn't matter

because it is available in Argentina,

Brazil, Colombia, El Salvador, everywhere

. Scroll down a bit and you'll

see our Windows 11

Pro license. Click on it, and once you

're on the page, click "Add

to cart". We're going to pay for the order, and

when you're in the order payment section

, you're going to enter the discount code

Rocky. This will give you a 20%

discount. The license will cost us only

199,

or if you are from anywhere else in the

world, it will cost you only $12. See

the difference compared to the

official store which costs $200.

That's the difference between your

RAM and the SSD; it's a lot of money.

So why pay 199 when

you can pay only $12 for [music] on

the Topkeys website? Plus, they have

24/7 Spanish support via

WhatsApp, it's super easy, and they're

incredibly supportive of the channel, helping this

project continue. Then,

thank you very much. [music]

You simply pay for the order with your details. Here you will

enter your email address and as

soon as you pay,

your Windows license will be sent directly to your email

. Once you receive it in your

email, we simply copy it. Let's go

back to the activation page, here

in the settings, in change

product key, we click change, paste

the key that we just received,

paste the key that we just received

and click next and then activate.

And there you have it, Windowso. We click

close and that's practically it, we're

done. There are some very

minor details missing, like how to activate the XMP profile,

check for updates and drivers, which

is the same procedure on all

computers, so let me know if

you want me to make a separate video about that. I

really don't want this to be too

long. Or tell me, would you prefer it

all in one video? Do you want

more talk? What would you like to see

changed? This is my first video

showing people how to build a

computer step by step, and I

'm really excited about it. If

you liked it, leave a like, subscribe to

this new channel, and let me know in the

comments what I can improve; I listen

to you. Many thanks to

Topkis. I'll leave the link to everything,

absolutely everything, in the description. And that's all

for now,

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