The document discusses the internal components of a computer, including: 1. The CPU processes information and its speed is measured in bits. RAM is commonly used memory that can be accessed randomly, while flash memory is used for temporary storage. ROM can be modified slowly and is used for firmware. 2. Adapter cards like expansion, video, and sound cards fit into the motherboard. The bus topology connects components via a busbar. 3. The processor carries out tasks like input, output, arithmetic, and logic. Storage devices like hard drives record and store information using various forms of energy.

1. Internal Components
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2. Processors
• A CPU is measured in bits, this is
a unit of measurement of how
fast it is.

3. Memory
• RAM (Random Access Memory)
• RAM is the most common memory in the computer
and is access all the time randomly.
• Flash memory (Card)
• Flash memory used for temporary electronic
storage.
• ROM (Read Only Memory)
• The ROM can be modified but it would take a long
time. This is often used for transporting firm wire.

4. Memory

5. Adapter Cards
• Fits into the motherboard
similar cards include
expansion, video, sound, P
CI, PCIe etc.

6. BUS Topology
The topology
of a network
that’s
components
are connected
by a busbar.

7. Processor (Central Processing Unit)
• This part of the
computer carries out
any tasks set by other
parts of the computer
such as
input, output, arithmet
ical and logical tasks.

8. Storage Devices
• This is used inside the computer to record
and store information. This can be
accomplished with nearly any type of
energy.

9. Partitioning and Formatting
• Partitioning is a result of dividing a hard disk
drive into separate storage units.
• Disk formatting is preparing your hard disk for
being used, There are many different
programs that have been produced for this
job.

10. Input Output devices
Input:
• Keyboard, Mouse, Touch Screen, Scanner, Camera, Microphone, Light
pen, optical mark reader, Barcode reader
Output:
• Printer, Monitor, Speakers, Projector, headphones
An input or output device is another information
processing system that’s normally plugged into the
computer or can be connected by bluetooth.

11. Labelled diagram of the inside of a
computer