The document describes the main internal components of a computer, including the CPU, motherboard, power supply, video and sound sockets, CD drive, and hard drive. The CPU processes data, the motherboard connects components and relays information, and the power supply converts AC to DC power. External devices plug into video and sound sockets, while the CD drive reads CDs and the hard drive stores permanent data.

1. Hard Drive
CD Drive
CPU
Motherboard
Sound and video Power Supply
card socket

2. CPU
• Central Processing Unit
• The “brain” of the computer
• The chip that handles the moving and
processing of data

3. Motherboard
• The “heart” computer
• All of the components of the computer are
connected to the mother board in some way,
and it is the motherboards duty to relay the
information between the parts

4. Power Supply
• The power supply is in charge of converting
the AC power, into a directional current
(5volts?)
• In charge of converting the power from an
outlet to provide usable power to the rest of
the computer part

5. Video and sound Sockets
• Were video and audio card are inserted to
improve the quality of the audio or video in
the computer.

6. CD Drive
• Read and accesses the data from the CD
Hard Drive
• Save the data and information of the
computer.
• Used to store the permanent