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This document provides information about various computer components for both new and experienced computer users. It discusses the CPU, RAM, hard drives, adapter cards, and input/output devices. The CPU is described as the "brain" that controls the computer's actions. RAM allows the computer to perform multiple tasks simultaneously. Hard drives are where files are stored and come in various types like SSD, SATA, and PATA. Adapter cards connect computers to devices like graphics cards, audio cards, and network cards. Common input devices include keyboards, mice, webcams, and microphones, while output devices are printers, monitors, projectors, and speakers.
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The document provides information about various computer components. It discusses the CPU as the brain of the computer that issues commands. It also describes different types of memory including RAM, ROM, and flash drives. Expansion cards are discussed as used to expand computer capabilities, such as graphics cards, sound cards, and network cards. Storage devices include internal hard drives and external drives like external hard drives and flash drives. Input devices such as keyboards, mice, and touchscreens are used to input information. Output devices like printers, monitors, and speakers are used to output information from the computer.
Components of a PC
The document outlines the main internal components of a personal computer and provides a brief description of each component's function:
The motherboard holds crucial parts like the CPU and RAM and allows them to communicate. The CPU controls basic operations and runs programs. RAM is volatile memory that programs use temporarily. The hard drive is permanent storage. Interface cards include sound, video, and network cards. Cooling fans dissipate heat and the power supply provides power to components.
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The basic parts of a desktop computer are the computer case, monitor, keyboard, mouse, and power cord. Each part plays an important role whenever you use a computer.
The most basic computer setup usually includes the computer case, monitor, keyboard, and mouse, but you can plug many different types of devices into the extra ports on your computer. These devices are called peripherals. Let's take a look at some of the most common ones.
The computer case is the metal and plastic box that contains the main components of the computer, including the motherboard, central processing unit (CPU), and power supply. The front of the case usually has an On/Off button and one or more optical drives.
Internal components Updated
SRAM, also known as cache memory, is used to store frequently accessed data and provides faster access than DRAM. There are three main types of cache memory: L1, L2, and L3. Dynamic temporary storage, such as SDRAM, GB PATA, and SDLT, is the core function of computer memory. EEPROM is a type of memory that can retain stored data even when powered off. Flash memory, such as USB sticks and memory cards, was developed from EEPROM and also retains data when powered off. Adapter cards provide expanded capabilities to computers by adding functions like networking, graphics, and sound.
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Internal components Ben Rees-Boughton
SRAM, also known as cache memory, is used to store frequently accessed data and provides faster access to data than DRAM. There are three main types of cache memory: L1, L2, and L3. Dynamic temporary storage retains data in computer memory and includes types like SDRAM, GB, and PATA. EEPROM and flash memory can retain stored data even when power is off and were developed from EEPROM. USB sticks and memory cards are types of flash memory. Adapter cards expand computer capabilities by adding functionality like networking or graphics and plug into expansion slots on the motherboard. Storage drives read and write to optical media using interfaces like SATA, PATA, or SCSI.
Internal components Ben Rees-Boughton
SRAM, also known as cache memory, is used to store frequently accessed data and provides faster access to data than DRAM. There are three main types of cache memory: L1, L2, and L3. Dynamic temporary storage retains data in computer memory and includes types like SDRAM, GB, and PATA. EEPROM and flash memory can retain stored data even when power is turned off and were developed from EEPROM. Adapter cards expand computing capabilities by adding functionality like networking or graphics, and expansion slots on the motherboard are needed to connect adapter cards. Storage drives read and write to optical media using interfaces like SATA, PATA, or SCSI.
Hardware
This document provides an overview of computer hardware components. It discusses the processor, RAM, ROM, motherboard, hard disk, graphics and sound cards, ports, BIOS, peripherals, and the computer case. The key components that make up a basic computer system are the processor, RAM, hard disk, motherboard, and power supply. Additional components like graphics cards, sound cards, and network cards can be added for enhanced functionality. The document also briefly touches on troubleshooting by checking connections and swap testing components.
Hardware
This document provides an overview of basic computer hardware components. It discusses the processor, RAM, ROM, motherboard, hard disk, video and sound cards, ports, BIOS, peripherals, and the computer case. It describes the functions of these core components and how they work together to make a computer system function. Troubleshooting tips are also provided for common issues like a computer that fails to start up or has no video output.
Computer basics
This document provides an overview of basic computer hardware and how computers work. It describes the main internal and external components of a computer including the monitor, CPU, disk drives, memory, motherboard, sound and video cards, power supply, network interface card, and BIOS chip. It explains the functions of these key parts and how information is input, processed, and output in a computer system.
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The document discusses the key components of a computer system. It describes the central processing unit (CPU) as the brain of the computer that controls everything inside. The CPU connects to the motherboard and uses a heat sink to prevent overheating. Other components mentioned include the hard drive for data storage, graphics card for visuals, RAM for temporary data, and input/output devices like keyboards, mice, printers and monitors.
Internal components for a non technical audience
This document provides an overview of the main internal components of a computer, including the CPU, memory types, storage drives, adapter cards, expansion slots, input and output devices. It discusses the CPU's role in controlling the computer and different CPU types. It also explains different memory types like SRAM, EEPROM, and flash memory. Storage drives, adapter cards, and expansion slots are covered to describe how components connect inside the computer. Input devices like keyboards and mice and output devices like monitors and printers are highlighted.
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The document discusses the common components of a computer system including the motherboard, CPU, RAM, power supply, heat sink, graphics card, hard drive, optical drive, south bridge, north bridge, BIOS, and memory modules. The motherboard connects all the components and its form factors have evolved from ATX to LPX to NLX to BTX for better airflow and upgradability. CPUs can be RISC or CISC and overclocking increases their speed. RAM types include SRAM, DRAM, SDRAM, and DDR SDRAM. The power supply converts AC to DC for the components. The heat sink keeps the CPU cool.
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The document summarizes the main hardware components of a typical PC. It describes the monitor, keyboard, and mouse as the main input devices. It also outlines the motherboard as the main circuit board that connects other parts, the system case that houses components, and the processor as the computer's brain. It notes that memory, hard disks, and optional devices like graphics cards, sound cards, and cable connectors are also important parts.
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- 1. COMPUTER COMPONENTS for the computer literate and the new user. By Chris Nicholson DA8
- 2. CPU (NEW USER) the CPU is like the brain of the computer because it controls all of the computers actions and commands, like a human brain would to a body. CPU stands for central processing unit.
- 3. CPU (COMPUTER LITERATE USER) CPU stands for central processing unit and can hav multiple speeds in which it controls the computer, these speeds are: 300Mhz and 550Mhz CPU’s can have different cores, these are: the multi core, dual core and single core.
- 4. RAM (NEW USER) RAM stands for random access memory RAM allows the computer to do multiple things at once, meaning the more RAM the computer has, the more things the computer can do at one time.
- 5. RAM (COMPUTER LITERATE USER) RAM or random access memory comes in different types such as: SDRAM DDR (double data rate SDRAM) Rambus DRAM (RDRAM) DRAM comes in two major for factors which are DIMMs and RIMMs.
- 6. HARD DRIVE (NEW USER) HDD stands for hard disk drive and is the memory on the computer, this is where everything you save is stored and is the largest amount of memory in the computer.
- 7. HARD DRIVES there are a few different types of storage devices: solid state drive SCSI PATA SATA you can have either an internal or an external hard drive.
- 8. HARD DRIVES PATA hard drives are connected by PATA cables and are now stating to be replaced by SATA. SATA hard drives are 7200-RPM and are connected using a thinner, SATA cable. SCSI hard drives are connected with a SCSI cable which can be either 50-pin, 68-pin or 80-pin and can connect to a wider range of devices solid state drives give a faster performance than others and have no moving parts so are more reliable.
- 9. HARD DISK DRIVE (COMPUTER LITERATE) there are different types of hard drive, these include: SATA PATA SSD SCSI hard drive’s are the solid memory of the computer, this is where files can be saved, stored and re- accessed.
- 10. ADAPTER CARDS the different types of adapter cards are: graphics card audio card NIC wireless NIC TV tuner cards
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- 12. ADAPTER CARDS the main company that makes PC cards are PCMCIA, these now make more compatible products as they have expanded their standards a few times, allowing them to connect to more devices. the standard PC card PCMCIA develop is a 32-bit card called a cardbus.
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- 14. OUTPUT DEVICES printer: can be used to print out images or letters etc. in colour or black and white. monitor: used to view what you are doing on the computer. (screen.) projector: can be used to project images or what you are viewing on the monitor in a larger form or to an audience. speakers: are used to listen to recordings or sounds from your computer.
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