Last Post: 3:09:21pm, 01/01/2020
nowadays things are a lot more simple and streamlined with less parts to worry about when building a pc. most of the parts only fit in one way so its hard to mess anything up. the most time consuming aspect is either cable management (which can be optional if youre lazy) and the header plug in's (case usb's, LED lights, power switch ect.) which will require taking a thorough look at your motherboards manual.
outside of those you just screw your motherboard in. put your cpu, thermal paste on and then the cpu fan, make sure to plug the fan in. from there plug in your RAM, graphics card (make sure to screw it in), hard drives and hook them all to the motherboard. then put in your power supply and hook that to all the case fans, gpu and motherboard.
modern motherboards eliminated a lot of the other crap you had to worry about like sound cards and ethernet cards along with hdd's getting smaller and being able to plug directly into the motherboard eliminating space and psu cables for them. optical drives are also getting phased out in favor of usb and digital usage. pc building is as easy as ever really.