What's the hardest part of building a PC?

[worshipme]

I for one enjoy picking parts and trying to get the best performance for my money.

 

[cwharms]

I for one enjoy picking parts and trying to get the best performance for my money.

x2

And then getting everything to mesh right and getting a good stable overclock w/ reasonable temps.

 

[hascet]

The hardest part for me is waiting for the parts to be shipped

 

[Bobert93]

i got mine from a store , on the spot.
but then i had to wait for someone to come around and guide me through ,i could have done it buy myself but if i do something wrong i could have wasted $2000.
but anyways all the parts like 8800gts were just sitting in my room for 3 days Agh, so tempting

 

[kchi55]

I must have spent an hour trying to get the 1 pin connectors into the right place on my first computer, hooking it up can be a pain too with wires tunneling behind my desk.

 

[TheLastWolf]

THOSE FING PUSH PINS. I broke 3 of them. I had to take some off the intel stock cooler just so I could mount the heatsink fan.

 

[cwharms]

http://www.sidewindercomputers.com/lgbowiscsp.html

This is your friend.

 

[Juice1]

Installing the OS, drivers, etc

 

[A True Folder]

Finding the money to pay for components.

 

[Vitaminx]

Thats a reason I got the tuniq tower. No clips and looks like an easy install. Hardest part looks like getting all your cables situated just right i.e. cable management.