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This document describes and identifies the key components that make up a computer system. It includes the power supply, motherboard, CPU, RAM, fan, network interface card, video adapter, hard disk drive, optical drive, floppy drive, various cables, case panels, monitor, keyboard, mouse, USB ports, Ethernet port, wireless antenna, and power cord. The components work together to power the system and allow processing, data storage, and input/output functionality.
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The document provides an overview of the key internal components of a computer workstation. It describes the power supply, which provides power to the computer; the motherboard, which contains the CPU, memory, and ports; the hard drive, which reads and writes data; the fan, which prevents overheating; the processor or CPU, which performs calculations; RAM, which provides temporary memory; and the video card and DVD/CD drive, which enable display and disk reading capabilities.
Inside Of A Computer Workstation
The document describes the main internal components of a computer workstation. It explains that the power supply provides power to the computer, the motherboard contains key components like the CPU and connects peripherals, and the hard drive reads and writes data storage. It also mentions that the fan cools internal parts, the processor performs calculations, RAM acts as temporary memory, and optical drives read DVDs and CDs.
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 Hardware
This document provides an overview of computer hardware components and their functions. It discusses the motherboard, processor, RAM, power supply, hard drive, graphics card, mouse, keyboard, and monitor. The motherboard holds crucial components and connects them. The processor performs computations. RAM temporarily stores data and programs. The power supply converts AC to DC for components. The hard drive stores installed programs and files. The graphics card produces images. A mouse and keyboard are input devices, while the monitor is the output display.
Motherboard
The motherboard is the main circuit board that connects and allows communication between all the components of a computer. It holds crucial parts like the CPU, memory, and connectors for input/output devices. The motherboard functions as the base for all other computer parts and its design depends on the type of CPU installed. It contains important components like the processor socket, power connectors, memory slots, expansion slots, BIOS, and connectors for storage devices, ports, and front panel components to allow the computer to function.
system unit and Motherboard
This document provides guidelines for assembling a PC, including safety and handling instructions. It discusses the main components needed - cases, motherboards, processors, memory, adapter cards, disk drives and ports. It describes motherboard components like I/O ports, power connectors, memory slots and chipsets. It also covers microprocessors from Intel and AMD as well as memory types like DRAM, SDRAM and DDR. Video cards and their PCI and AGP formats are briefly outlined.
Inside the computer
The document discusses the components of a computer hardware system. It is divided into three main sections: processing, storage, and input/output. The processing section focuses on the central processing unit (CPU) and its components. The CPU contains an arithmetic logic unit, control unit, registers, cache memory, and other parts. It executes instructions by performing calculations with data from memory and storage. The motherboard is also described as the main circuit board that connects and allows communication between all the internal computer components.
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The document describes the main components of a computer system. It discusses the motherboard, which is the main circuit board that contains sockets for additional boards. It also covers the power supply unit, which supplies power to the computer and regulates voltage. Hard disk drives are described as the primary storage device that holds data permanently when installed internally. Other components mentioned include the optical disc drive, RAM, CPU, cooling fan and heatsink for the processor, IDE and SATA cables to connect hard drives, video and network interface cards, and sound cards.
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The document describes the main components of a computer system. It discusses the motherboard, which is the main circuit board that contains sockets for additional boards. It also outlines the power supply unit, which supplies power to the computer and regulates voltage. Hard disk drives are described as the primary storage device that holds data permanently when installed internally. Other components mentioned include the optical disc drive, RAM, CPU, cooling fan and heatsink for the processor, IDE and SATA cables to connect hard drives, video and network cards, and sound cards.
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The document describes the main components of a computer system. It discusses the motherboard, which is the main circuit board that contains sockets for additional boards. It also explains the power supply unit, which supplies power to the computer and converts AC to DC. Hard disk drives are described as the primary storage device that holds data permanently when installed internally. Other components mentioned include the optical disc drive, RAM, CPU, cooling fan and heatsink for the processor, IDE and SATA cables to connect hard drives, video and network cards, and sound cards.
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Kyle taylor computor componants
- 2. Power Supply This is a power supply. This gives power to the computer.
- 3. Motherboard RAM 1 This is a motherboard the motherboard
- 5. CPU This is a CPU(central processer unit) processing takes place inside the computer.
- 6. Fan This is a fan to cool the computer down its on the motherboard.
- 7. Motherboard This is a motherboard when all the fan, cpu motherboard RAM 1 and 2.
- 8. NIC This is a NICA network interface card, or NIC, is an installed hardware device that enables computer networking.
- 9. Wireless NIC This attaches to the motherboard, hangin g out the side
- 10. Video adapter This is attached to motherboard, ha nging out the side
- 11. Hard Disk Drive (HDD) This holds and installs operating software, prog rammes and data files
- 12. Optical Drive This can record/ play a number of different disc formats
- 13. Floppy drive
- 14. PATA cable
- 15. Floppy cables
- 16. SATA cable
- 17. Case panels
- 18. Monitor
- 19. keyboard
- 20. Mouse
- 21. USB
- 22. Ethernet
- 23. Wireless antenna
- 24. Power cord