Understanding Computer Component Removal

What happens to a computer when the CPU is removed while it is running?

• The computer continues to run normally.

• The computer displays a warning message.

• The computer shuts down immediately.

• The computer enters a sleep mode.

Why is it risky to remove a CPU from a running computer?

• It can improve the computer's performance.

• It can increase the computer's speed.

• It can cause the computer to overheat.

• It can lead to electrical damage.

What is the immediate effect of removing a RAM stick from a running computer?

• The computer shuts down.

• The computer speeds up.

• The computer displays a blue screen.

• The computer freezes.

How does DDR5 RAM differ from DDR4 when removed from a running system?

• DDR5 can continue running without issues.

• DDR5 has better error detection and stops execution.

• DDR4 can recover automatically.

• DDR4 has built-in backup systems.

What happens if you remove a non-OS storage drive while the computer is running?

• The computer shuts down.

• The computer continues running without issues.

• There is a risk of data corruption.

• The computer displays a blue screen.

What is the consequence of removing the OS drive from a running Windows system?

• The system enters a safe mode.

• The system automatically restarts.

• The system displays a blue screen of death.

• The system continues to run smoothly.

How does Linux handle the removal of a storage drive compared to Windows?

• Linux crashes immediately.

• Linux handles it better and can run from RAM.

• Linux requires a manual restart.

• Linux displays a blue screen.

What might happen if you remove a GPU from a running system and switch to integrated graphics?

• The system might continue running with a driver error message.

• The system will crash immediately.

• The system will automatically restart.

• The system will display a blue screen.

Why is Windows not optimized for handling sudden GPU removal?

• Because it is a rare occurrence.

• Because it improves system performance.

• Because it is a common practice.

• Because it is not supported by hardware.

What is a safe way to disconnect an external GPU from a Windows system?

• By pulling out the GPU directly.

• By using a modern Thunderbolt cable designed for hot swapping.

• By shutting down the system first.

• By using a special software tool.