The first chapter is on the fundamentals. This covers what to know before starting out- the tools to have, basic hardware knowledge, etc. Here they cover the general layout of modern motherboards, some of the supplies you should have on hand like (screwdrivers, flash light, etc.) and some good safely tips (for both you and your expensive newly-purchased parts).

The next chapter then goes more into depth on choosing components, tips on buying and what to look for beyond the price. Who is this book written for? I’d say if you’re already comfortable opening up your PC and installing, say, a More >