Would this be everything I'd need to build a PC? null

No. Most PC fasteners use some form of a Phillips head. This kit definitely has enough screwdriver bits for assembling a PC. I do, however, strongly recommend the IF145-307-4 kit instead for two reasons: 1) the ESD (anti-static) wrist strap is a must when building a PC, protect your investment from static shocks! 2) the screwdriver extension helps for hard to reach places which can happen at times during a build

You could pull it off with this tool kit, but it’s more important to know what kinda build you’re going for. You might need some other tools that are not included in this kit.

Almost, you need to get an antistatic strap to ground yourself so you don't unintentionally damge any components. You should also get some good needle nose pliers, and if you use zip ties for cable management, flush cut pliers.

yes this should be everything you need to build a pc

It should be - most desktop PC components seem to need one of two Philipps head screwdrivers to assemble. Some AIO's have some different part requirements (so do some air coolers) but they often include the tool as part of the package.

No, this kit was basically a mix of computer and phone repair with more emphasis on phone repair. The screwdriver and bits are handy cause of the smaller bit sizes and is a great little tool set. So, if you're going to get this for a computer repair kit...look into one of the bigger kits that Ifixit makes.

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No. Most PC fasteners use some form of a Phillips head. This kit definitely has enough screwdriver bits for assembling a PC. I do, however, strongly recommend the IF145-307-4 kit instead for two reasons: 1) the ESD (anti-static) wrist strap is a must when building a PC, protect your investment from static shocks! 2) the screwdriver extension helps for hard to reach places which can happen at times during a build
Answered by 1manmaker 1 year ago
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Yes it will.
Answered by JesseH 2 years ago
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You could pull it off with this tool kit, but it’s more important to know what kinda build you’re going for. You might need some other tools that are not included in this kit.
Answered by Tbone 3 years ago
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Almost, you need to get an antistatic strap to ground yourself so you don't unintentionally damge any components. You should also get some good needle nose pliers, and if you use zip ties for cable management, flush cut pliers.
Answered by Pcbuilder 3 years ago
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yes this should be everything you need to build a pc
Answered by TDarlas 3 years ago
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It should be - most desktop PC components seem to need one of two Philipps head screwdrivers to assemble. Some AIO's have some different part requirements (so do some air coolers) but they often include the tool as part of the package.
Answered by jaydog 3 years ago
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No, this kit was basically a mix of computer and phone repair with more emphasis on phone repair. The screwdriver and bits are handy cause of the smaller bit sizes and is a great little tool set. So, if you're going to get this for a computer repair kit...look into one of the bigger kits that Ifixit makes.
Answered by Ronnie 3 years ago
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