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“Computer is an electronic machine that can store, recall and process data. It can perform
tasks or complex calculation according to a set of instructions or programs. The terms and
definitions used in computer system
CPU-Central Processing Unit (With History and Complete Detail)Adeel Rasheed
CPU is the heart and brain of a computer. It receives data as input.The Central Processing Unit (CPU) is simply the central processor or the processor where most calculation takes places.
Components of computer, CPU computer funfament pptDeepuVishwakarma
Components of computer, CPU computer fundamental ppt
References = computer fundamental book
published by = P.K Sinha
Course= BCA ,Sem=1,Yr=1
presentation- 13 slides
contents=all the components of computer
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2. Content
Introduction : What is a Motherboard?
Main Components of Motherboard
CPU Socket
Memory Slots
CMOS Battery
ISA, PCI and AGP Slots
Power Connectors
Chipset
Graphical Devices
Back Panel and Ports
3. INTRODUCTION: What is a
Motherboard?
A motherboard (sometimes
alternatively known as the
mainboard, system board or mobo) is
the main printed circuit board (PCB)
found in computers and other
expandable systems. It holds many of
the crucial electronic components of
the system, such as the central
processing unit (CPU) and memory,
and provides connectors for other
peripherals.
4.
5. CPU SOCKET
A CPU socket or CPU slot is a
mechanical component(s) that
provides mechanical and
electrical connections between
a microprocessor and a printed
circuit board (PCB). This allows
the CPU to be replaced without
soldering.
Common sockets have retention
clips that apply a constant
force, which must be overcome
when a device is inserted. For
chips with a large number of
pins, either zero insertion force
(ZIF) sockets or land grid array
(LGA) sockets are used instead.
6.
7. MEMORY SLOTS
A memory slot, memory socket, or
RAM slot is what allows computer
memory (RAM) to be inserted into the
computer. Depending on the
motherboard, there will usually be 2
to 4 memory slots (sometimes more on
high-end motherboards) and are what
determine the type of RAM used with
the computer. The most common
types of RAM are SDRAM and DDR for
desktop computers and SODIMM for
laptop computers, each having various
types and speeds. In the below
picture, is an example of what
memory slots may look like inside a
desktop computer. In this picture,
there are three open available slots
for three memory sticks.
10. CMOS BATTERY
Nonvolatile BIOS memory
refers to a small memory
on PC motherboards that is
used to store BIOS settings.
It was traditionally called
CMOS RAM because it used
a volatile, low-power
complementary metaloxide-semiconductor
(CMOS) SRAM (such as
Motorola MC146818 or
similar) powered by a small
battery when system
power was off.
11.
12. ISA, PCI & AGP SLOTS
ISA, or Industry Standard
Architecture, is an 8bit or 16bit
parallel bus system that allowed up to
6 devices to be connected to a PC.
Virtually all IBM-compatible PCs made
before the Pentium were based on the
ISA (IBM's PC AT) bus. This
asynchronous bus architecture uses
16-bit addresses and an 8-MHz clock
and handles a maximum data
throughput of 2 MB/s to 3 MB/s.
13. AGP, Accelerates Graphics Port is a
high-speed point-to-point channel for
attaching a video card to a
computer's motherboard. The
primary advantage of AGP over PCI is
that it provides a dedicated pathway
between the slot and the processor
rather than sharing the PCI bus.
PCI, Peripheral Component
Interconnect bus uses a local bus
system; this system is independent
of the processor bus speed. The PCI
architecture incorporates its own
chip set which link the local bus to
the main bus, these links are called
bridges, there are two bridges
which "north and south bridge”
16. CHIPSET
A chipset is a set of electronic
components in an integrated
circuit that manages the data
flow between the processor,
memory and peripherals. It is
usually found in the
motherboard of a computer.
Chipsets are usually designed
to work with a specific family
of microprocessors. Because it
controls communications
between the processor and
external devices, the chipset
plays a crucial role in
determining system
performance.
17.
18. SOUTHBRIDGE
The southbridge is one of the
two chips in the core logic
chipset on a personal
computer (PC) motherboard,
the other being the
northbridge. The southbridge
typically implements the
slower capabilities of the
motherboard in a
northbridge/southbridge
chipset computer
architecture.
19.
20. NORTHBRIDGE
The northbridge typically handles
communications among the CPU, in
some cases RAM, and PCI Express
(or AGP) video cards, and the
southbridge.[4][5] Some
northbridges also contain
integrated video controllers, also
known as a Graphics and Memory
Controller Hub (GMCH) in Intel
systems. Because different
processors and RAM require
different signaling, a given
northbridge will typically work
with only one or two classes of
CPUs and generally only one type
of RAM.
21.
22. GRAPHICAL DEVICES
A video card (also called a
video adapter, display card,
graphics card, graphics board,
display adapter or graphics
adapter and sometimes
preceded by the word discrete
or dedicated to emphasize the
distinction between this
implementation and integrated
graphics) is an expansion card
which generates a feed of
output images to a display
(such as a computer monitor).