A PC build page becomes much easier to follow with visual explanations. The diagram ideas below can serve as placeholders for an image section.
Visual Areas Worth Adding
- PC component overview diagram — where the CPU, RAM, GPU, SSD, PSU, and case sit
- Motherboard ports/slots diagram — CPU socket, RAM slots, M.2, PCIe, SATA, fan headers
- Airflow direction diagram — intake/exhaust fan direction
- Cable connection diagram — 24‑pin, CPU EPS, PCIe GPU power, SATA power
- Front panel connector diagram — power switch, reset, HDD LED, power LED
- GPU clearance example — how to check GPU length against case specs
Simple Text Diagram
Motherboard center ├─ CPU socket → CPU + cooler ├─ RAM slots → RAM sticks ├─ M.2 slot → NVMe SSD ├─ PCIe x16 slot → GPU ├─ 24-pin power → Motherboard power ├─ 8-pin EPS → CPU power └─ Front panel header → Case power button
Image Placeholder Tip: Even without an actual image yet, keep a section title plus a short caption in place. That way, when you add the screenshot/diagram later, the layout won't break.
You should see
Images in a PC build tutorial aren't decoration. For beginners, they're a map that shows "where to look" at a glance.