Ict - Motherboard
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The document discusses the components of a computer motherboard and their locations. It identifies the central processing unit (CPU), expansion slots, expansion cards, RAM slots, ports, and connectors as components that should be located on the motherboard. It also provides pricing and specifications for various processors, graphics cards, power supplies, hard drives, and other components that can be installed on the motherboard.
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- 15. BACK
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- 19. ATA Cable ( HDD & CDR-D ) Floppy Cable SATA Cable
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- 23. CD ROM DRIVE
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- 26. FLOPPY DRIVE
- 28. BACK
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