CSS 7 - Parts of a Computer v2

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Why are we not allowed to eat or drink near our PC?

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Give One (1) Computer Part/Equipment/Toll that you see in front of you

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This component holds all of the physical parts of a computer system.

• Computer Case/System Unit

• Motherboard

• CPU

• RAM

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is a data storage device that can provide fast read and write access.

• Computer Case/System Unit

• Motherboard

• CPU

• RAM

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is the main board mounted directly inside the computer case.

• Computer Case/System Unit

• Motherboard

• CPU

• RAM

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is basically like the brain of computer systems. It processes all the information on a computational level.

• Computer Case/System Unit

• Motherboard

• CPU

• RAM

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is an output device that processes the data from the motherboard and sends the appropriate information to the computer’s screen for display.

• GPU

• Sound Card

• HDD

• SSD

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is still found in many PCs to this day. It's purpose is to store all your information for retrieval at any time.

• GPU

• Sound Card

• HDD

• SSD

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built into the motherboard is used for audio output.

• GPU

• Sound Card

• HDD

• SSD

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built into the motherboard is used for audio output.

• GPU

• Sound Card

• HDD

• SSD

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also a type of hard drive, but it doesn’t have any moving bits. It consists of a bank of flash memory that can hold a reasonable amount of information.

• GPU

• Sound Card

• HDD

• SSD

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 is an output device to visualize the graphics information sent from the computer’s GPU.

• Monitor

• PSU

• Keyboard

• Mouse

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input device that allows the user to move a pointer displayed on the monitor and experience a more intuitive interaction with computer systems.

• Monitor

• PSU

• Keyboard

• Mouse

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is an input device that is one of the ways to communicate with a computer. Typing a key from the sends a small portion of information to tell it which key was pressed.

• Monitor

• PSU

• Keyboard

• Mouse

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converts the AC mains supply from the power cord from a wall socket and supplies the correct DC voltages to all the parts of a computer.

• Monitor

• PSU

• Keyboard

• Mouse