It is where all the information and settings for the motherboard are stored.

These are connectors are where you will connect your storage devices, such as mechanical hard drives and solid-state drives.

These ports are located at the back of the computer and are often color-coded.

This is the largest connector on the motherboard, as this draws out the needed power directly from the power supply.

This is where you connect the Power Switch, LED power indicator, Reset Switch, and the HDD LED cables.

This is where your CPU (processor) is installed and where the processing and transfer of data happens.

This is where you add extra components such as a video card, network card, audio card, or PCIe SSD.

This slot lets you install a dedicated GPU and boost the graphical performance of your computer further than an AMD APU or Intel CPU would.

This slot is where you put the Network Interface Card (NIC). This allows you to connect to other computer networks via LAN or the internet. It has an RJ- 45 port at the back.

This is where you connect your network card so you can connect to the internet through the telephone line.