For desktops, the first step is to gather the necessary components, such as the motherboard, processor, RAM, storage drives, power supply, and case. Carefully read the instructions for each component to ensure proper installation. Start by installing the processor and heatsink, then the RAM and storage drives. Next, mount the motherboard in the case and connect the power supply. Finally, install any additional components like a graphics card or wireless adapter.
When it comes to laptops, the process is a bit more complex due to the compact design. Begin by disassembling the laptop, taking note of the placement of each component. Carefully remove the existing hardware, such as the processor, RAM, storage, and cooling system. Replace these components with your chosen upgrades, ensuring proper compatibility and securing them in place. Reassemble the laptop, taking care to reconnect all the cables and test the functionality before fully closing the case.