Building a PC: All Parts Needed & Software to Install

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All necessary PC parts can typically be purchased from hardware stores, but availability may vary by country. The discussion highlights the importance of choosing the right processor type and programming language, with options including assembler, C, and Basic. Devices like Arduino and Picaxe are recommended for simpler programming tasks. Users are encouraged to specify their needs for better assistance in identifying parts and software for installation on Windows or Linux. Overall, building a PC requires careful consideration of components and software based on individual requirements.
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can all the parts be bought in hardwares? and if anyone has done this can you please give me all the parts needed, also the software you need to install using windows or linux
 
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It depends on the type of processor you want to program.

There are programmers for programming assembler languages.

There are also programming devices for programming in C or in Basic. These are simpler to learn than the Assembler programming techniques. These are the Arduino and Picaxe, among others.

You also have to consider what is available in your country. Some devices are not easily imported into some countries.
 


I think the OP is talking about replacing the processor with discreet transistors. Good luck. If this could actually be done then no software should be necessary other than what we already use.
 


chrisalviola said:
can all the parts be bought in hardwares? and if anyone has done this can you please give me all the parts needed, also the software you need to install using windows or linux

Yes, absolutely, that stuff are called DSP, CPLD and FPGA, or a digital circuit made out of miraids of logic gate if you bother...

What exactly are you trying to buy? I can probably help you out.
 
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