Most people think that building a computer is something that only computer experts can do. It is really not that difficult though, as just a little basic technical knowledge is required. The reason being that PCs come in modular designs, meaning that they all work in pretty much the same, and that putting one together is, more often than not, just a simple assembly process.

The five core pieces that make up a computer are the case, motherboard, processor (CPU), memory, and power supply unit (PSU), so it is best to purchase those first. Of those, buy the CPU first, followed by the motherboard, as they are essentially the ‘heart’ and ‘brain’ of a computer.

Fiber optic cables are exposed to electrical, mechanical, chemical and environmental elements, so proper installation is critical to the long-term stability and survival of fiber optic cables.

Cable also needs to NEC (National Electric Code) and local building codes. NEC indicates that fiber optic cables can be placed in the same raceway, cable tray or enclosure with cable television, telephone, communication circuits and Class 2 and 3 remote control signaling circuits.

NoteYou should not use a fiber optic cable in the same room that houses electrical closure.

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