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The content is very detailed and good. However, on page 160, the highest grade, Titanium, is missing from the 80 Plus rating; currently, there are a total of six, including Titanium, instead of five. Also, because the book is so thick, the adhesive couldn't withstand the strain, and mine split in two as soon as it arrived yesterday. Money is just a possibility; I can always earn more and buy a replacement. It would have been better if the adhesive were stronger, and if the explanation in the
It is a really good book and contains a lot of information, but I think it is suitable for those taking exams or aspiring to become a professional engineer. For a beginner reading it casually, it is difficult to get exactly the necessary information, and there is a bit of a forced need to read it chapter by chapter.
Although the title is "PC Assembly," the book provides a detailed overview of general PC knowledge and history. I used to think I knew a lot about computers, but through this book, I am learning a great deal of new information I didn't know before. It is a really good book. I recommend it to anyone who wants to learn about computers. Since it has a large number of pages, it contains a wealth of information.
It is excellent. From the table of contents to the organization of the content, after reading this book, you really won't need to pay to assemble a PC. You will also learn things you didn't know before, making it truly useful.
If you have ever experienced your computer crashing, this book is truly useful and essential. It is helpful because it explains everything meticulously, systematically, and step-by-step. I think it would be great for teenagers and adults alike who enjoy computers, systems, assembly, and gaming to read this and apply the concepts.
The author, Cho Gye-won, has a unique background. He served as a student council president during the democratization era and also worked as a politician. Despite this, he has published a vast number of books related to computers. This book, for instance, is a whopping 800 pages long. I first learned about this book from an article in the Electronic Times during the last presidential election. A reporter highlighted the author's unique background by mentioning his activities in the Moon Jae-in
Jo Gye-won: PC Assembly & Smart Networking & Troubleshooting Bible
The “PC Assembly & Smart Networking & Problem Solving Bible” is organized into 14 chapters and 4 special features, classifying learning themes into five sections. By placing chapters and special features related to the themes of each section, the structure enables complete learning within each area. It is designed to foster computer literacy through step-by-step practice and to integrate theoretical knowledge into practical application.
Korean title: PC조립 & 스마트 네트워킹 & 문제해결 Bible
Korean author: 조계원
Korean publisher: 성안당
ISBN-13: 9788931554717
Reviews
The content is very detailed and good. However, on page 160, the highest grade, Titanium, is missing from the 80 Plus rating; currently, there are a total of six, including Titanium, instead of five. Also, because the book is so thick, the adhesive couldn't withstand the strain, and mine split in two as soon as it arrived yesterday. Money is just a possibility; I can always earn more and buy a replacement. It would have been better if the adhesive were stronger, and if the explanation in the
It is a really good book and contains a lot of information, but I think it is suitable for those taking exams or aspiring to become a professional engineer. For a beginner reading it casually, it is difficult to get exactly the necessary information, and there is a bit of a forced need to read it chapter by chapter.
Although the title is "PC Assembly," the book provides a detailed overview of general PC knowledge and history. I used to think I knew a lot about computers, but through this book, I am learning a great deal of new information I didn't know before. It is a really good book. I recommend it to anyone who wants to learn about computers. Since it has a large number of pages, it contains a wealth of information.
It is excellent. From the table of contents to the organization of the content, after reading this book, you really won't need to pay to assemble a PC. You will also learn things you didn't know before, making it truly useful.
If you have ever experienced your computer crashing, this book is truly useful and essential. It is helpful because it explains everything meticulously, systematically, and step-by-step. I think it would be great for teenagers and adults alike who enjoy computers, systems, assembly, and gaming to read this and apply the concepts.
The author, Cho Gye-won, has a unique background. He served as a student council president during the democratization era and also worked as a politician. Despite this, he has published a vast number of books related to computers. This book, for instance, is a whopping 800 pages long. I first learned about this book from an article in the Electronic Times during the last presidential election. A reporter highlighted the author's unique background by mentioning his activities in the Moon Jae-in
