Gaming PC User Manual
Step 1: Packaging Foam Removal (If Installed With Your Purchase)
Some systems may include a protective foam inside the case that must be removed before turning on the computer.
| Remove screws from left side panel and remove the panel. |  |
| Always carefully remove the protective foam before turning on. |  |
| Inspect all cables to ensure none were disconnected during shipping. |  |
Step 2 Connecting your display
Some systems will have a add-on graphics card, please see below to identify which monitor connector you should be using.
| Always connect your display to the ports at 2B. However, if you don't have connectors there then use the connectors at 2A. |  |
Step 3 Connecting Your Peripherals
Connect your peripherals such as your mouse, keyboard, speakers, headset and network to the appropriate parts.
| Note most peripherals today are color coordinated so when in doubt match the color of the connectors together with the matching ports on the system. |  |
Step 4 Powering on your system
Use the included power cord and connect the cable to your system's power supply and the other end to a wall outlet.
After your system starts up for the first time you will need your Windows product key located on the side of the system.
| Remember you may need switch on the system's power supply first before you can power on your computer with the front power button. (fig.2) |  |
Step 5 Find your Windows Product Key
After your system starts up for the first time you will need your Windows product key located on the side of the system.
| Copy the code exactly as it is on the sticker. It is also recommended that you take a picture of the sticker to keep as a reference. |  |
