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

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

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

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

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

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

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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.

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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.

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

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They convert electrical signals to the audio signals or sound that we can hear.

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One of the most important parts of your motherboard. Where you place the RAM modules.

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This is where critical information needed to start a computer is stored. It’s very hard (if not impossible) to modify the contents of it.

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It is a component that acts very similar to a computer power supply unit (PSU) where it cuts down the voltage, a process that actually happens several times before the electricity even reaches your home, to provide the CPU with the exact amount of voltage it needs.

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These are usually located beside the MOSFET and are responsible for stabilizing the currents and capacitors if there is a sudden voltage spike.

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Given the following truth table, identify the logical gate:

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Given the following truth table, identify the logical gate:

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Given the following truth table, identify the logical gate:

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Given the following truth table, identify the logical gate:

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Given the following truth table, identify the logical gate:

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The expansion card slots are where you add extra components such as a video card, network card, audio card, or PCIe SSD. The slots are located in the bottom half of the motherboard below the CPU socket.

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This is mainly composed of two materials: layers of fiberglass for insulation, and copper to form conductive pathways.

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Unlike RAM, where information is lost when power is turned off, this other chip however retains the contents even when the computer is turned off. What is it?

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This is one of the most important parts on a MOTHERBOARD.

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This is one of the most important parts of your COMPUTER. Needs to be 100% compatible with the motherboard socket for it to work.

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