Problem: Write an article based on this summary: Know where to buy components. Research every component you intend to purchase. Find a processor. Get a motherboard which fits your processor. Purchase RAM . Buy a hard drive. Purchase a graphics card if necessary. Make sure your power supply can handle the load. Pick up a case that is both functional and easy on the eyes.

Answer: In-store locations such as Best Buy will stock computer components, but you can usually find comparable parts for cheaper if you shop online. Common online locations include Amazon, eBay, and NewEgg. Don't write off used parts, especially if the parts are listed as "Like New" or are in new condition. You can often buy such parts at a heavily discounted price for little to no change in function. Read magazines and online consumer review sites for more information. Remember, this is one of the most important steps, because everything will depend on your hardware working correctly. A few relevant articles on wikiHow include How to Build a Cheap Gaming Computer, How to Choose Components for Building a Computer, and How to Build a Powerful Quiet Computer. Look for good reviews for your preferred product, both on the site from which you're considering purchasing it and elsewhere. Stay away from marketing graphs or numbers - there is always some trickery to make the numbers seem better than they are. Some reputable hardware reviewers are Linus Tech Tips, Tom's Hardware or Gamers Nexus. Once you've found a decently reviewed component, look for negative reviews of the component. You may find that the component is great for certain uses, but inappropriate for your own preferences. The processor (or CPU) is the core of your computer's performance. The higher the processor's speed in gigahertz (GHz), the faster it can process data. Many applications use multiple threads at the same time, so more cores can improve performance. The processor will usually entail a large part of your budget. Processors typically come in quad-core, hexa-core or higher. Unless you're building an ultra-high-performance gaming PC, you should stick to <6 cores. Intel and AMD are two of the main processor manufacturers. Typically, AMD offers better value. You'll want to select a motherboard which is compatible with your processor, which can be accomplished by checking the socket of the CPU and motherboard. Other aspects to look for in a motherboard include the following: "Onboard Wi-Fi" (ensures that your computer will have wireless capabilities) Bluetooth Multiple RAM slots Support for graphics cards if necessary (PCIe x16 slot) RAM is responsible for storing data from running programs, so having enough of it is important. Before buying RAM, be sure to check both your processor and your motherboard for the type of RAM which is supported. There is a limit to how much RAM your computer can use, and that limit is dictated by your processors capabilities (typically 64GB) and your applications. If a program only stores 1GB data in the RAM, more RAM won't accelerate the task. Typically 8 GB is encouraged, with higher-end gaming machines benefiting from 16GB. Depending on your motherboard, you'll usually buy either DDR3 RAM or DDR4 RAM. The type of RAM that is supported by your motherboard will be noted in the motherboard's documentation. Comparatively speaking, purchasing a hard drive is easymost hard drives are compatible with virtually all motherboards and processors, though you may need to make sure the hard drive you find will fit in your case. You'll want to buy a SATA hard drive which stores at least 500 gigabytes, and be sure to buy from a reputable manufacturer such as Western Digital, Seagate, or Toshiba. Your average hard drive has a speed of 7200 RPM. Hard drives can also use IDE instead of SATA as their connections, but SATA is newer and thus supported on all modern motherboards. If you want a smaller hard drive with faster data retrieval, you can instead purchase a solid state drive (SSD). These drives are significantly more expensive than most standard computer hard drives. Often they are used as a complementary drive with a larger hard drive. SSDs usually come with a SATA connector, with newer models using NVMe M.2 or SATA M.2. Some motherboards might not support the NVMe or M.2 standard. A dedicated graphics card is essential for playing the latest games, but not a major issue for a computer you plan on using for daily tasks. If you watch or edit a lot of HD video or play a lot of games, you'll want a dedicated graphics card. As with any other component, make sure that your graphics card is compatible with your motherboard. However, you are unlikely to get issues. The graphics card should take up 1/3 of a gaming computer budget. Nearly all Intel CPUs have integrated graphics, so you don't need a dedicated card if you're planning to use the computer for office work, web browsing email, and a little bit of online gaming. AMD also manufactures the 2200G and 2400G processors with powerful integrated graphics, capable of some games at lower settings. Graphics cards are also referred to as "video cards" or "GPU". The power supply powers all of your components in your computer. Some cases come with a power supply already installed, but others require you to provide your own. The power supply should be powerful enough to charge all of your components; don't worry about it being so powerful that you waste electricity by powering more than you need, as it will only output as many watts as you use and the number on its wattage is only its max capacity. The case is what holds your computer components. A few cases come with a power supply included, but if you are making a gaming build then getting a separate power supply is recommended, as the power supplies that come with cases are usually not very high quality. The size of the case will be based on how many drives bays and card slots it has, as well as the size and type of your motherboard. Be sure to select a case which can fit all of your components, including your hard drive. Cases might obstruct air flow causing some higher-end components with larger power draw to overheat.

Problem: Write an article based on this summary: Scrape out the nozzle. Wipe down the exterior. Test the fogger fluid. Purchase fog machine cleaner.

Answer: Unplug your machine and allow it to cool down completely. Check the output nozzle (where the fog steam comes out of) for any deposits or debris. If you see something, use your fingernail or another firm object to scrape the opening of the nozzle. Additionally, you can try using a pin (or small needle) to clean out any remaining dirt. Move it in and out of the nozzle hold a few times to remove excess build up. Use a damp cloth to wipe down the exterior of the fog machine. Be sure to get in all the nooks and crannies of the machine to clean off any dust or residue that may have built up over time. Performing this kind of regular maintenance should prevent the machine from needing aggressive cleaning as often. It will also help prolong the life of your fog machine. Once you have finished cleaning the fog machine, you can put some more fogger fluid in it to make sure it is working properly again. Let the machine run and produce fog for at least several minutes before you decide that it's working the way you want it to. Never store (or stop using) a freshly cleaned fog machine without first running another batch of fogging liquid to make sure it works. There are quite a few products available online for purchase that are intended for use in cleaning fog machines. Simply purchase the cleaning fluid and run it through your fog machine. Make sure to do the procedure outdoors so you don't stink up the place with a chemically smell. Remember to always clean your fog machine before you store it.

Problem: Write an article based on this summary: Avoid distractions Start the diet by focusing on your faith. Pray. Reserve time with God during the day by studying the Bible. Seek the Lord diligently for the answers to your prayers. Ask for God's guidance in your life.

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. This is a sacred time between you and God, so avoid secular television and radio programs. Worship God through sacrifice and love Him more than His gifts. Your days should be filled with unselfish prayer. During the fast, increase the frequency of your daily prayer time by a factor of three or more.