Before you take the PC out of the box, it’s a good idea to check if the box is facing the right side up.
There are helpful symbols on the outside of the box.

Inside the box you will find the following:

• Your PC.
• A bag with accessories that come with the original hardware – such as screws.
• Other accessories that you bought along with the PC. Monitors are packed and shipped in separate boxes.

After removing the PC from the box, notice that there is a white bag inside of the PC.
This is called an Instapak, and it’s in there to protect the hardware during shipping.

To remove the bag, you will have to open the PC by taking off one of its side panels, which will most often be made of glass.
The side panel is removed by loosening the screws that keep it in place. Sometimes they are on the side, sometimes on the back.

After removing the Instapak bag, put the side panel back on.

Now it’s time to insert the power cable.
On the picture you can see where to insert the cable.

Before the PC can receive power, you will also have to push the on/off button, so it’s on “I”.

When inserting the monitor cable, it’s important that you put it in the graphics card and not the motherboard.

The PC will not take damage from using the wrong port, but it would be a shame to not make use of your graphics card.

The ports for the graphics card are about halfway on the backside of the PC, and they are most often placed horizontally.

Your monitor cable will either be a DisplayPort, HDMI or DVI.
Insert the cable that fits the matchingport.

If possible, we recommend using DisplayPort for the best quality.

This is only relevant if you’ve bought a WiFi/Bluetooth solution.
In that case you will also have to connect antenna.

The antenna will look something like this.

When you’ve found the antenna, screw them onto the brass connections, they look like this.

After connecting the accesories, click the “on”-button. It’s the biggest button on the front or the top of the PC.

Your PC should now show signs of life: the fans are rotating, the light is on, and the monitor is showing an image.

You can now remove the protective plastic.