Part 2: How to Install a Motherboard in Your PC

By IDG News Service, PCWorld Jun 30, 2010 3:10 PM

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In this video--Part 2 of our series, tied to the article, "DIY: How to Build a Great Media-Editing Computer," we show you how to install a motherboard in your PC.

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