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Buide To The Component Inside My Computer
Hello and welcome to videojug. We’re going
to show you what the major components inside your computer are and tell you a
little about what each of them do. Guiding us on this tour will be Phil Borton
of East a technology support in brighton.
Step1. The major components
The major components of
a computer are the motherboard the cpu or central processing unit. RAM or the
random access memory.
Graphics card
The graphics card the
power supply the hard disk or hard drive the optical drive also known as a CD
drive.
Step2. Hardware
Hardware and software
all of these components are usually found within the tower of a desktop
computer. They are referred to as hardware. Hardware can be thought of as the
actual physical components that go into the computer. Software refers to the
programs and systems that operate within the hardware.
Step3. The motherland
The motherland is the
heart of the computer. It is the largest and most fundamental components is
attached to it in some way. This is because all the different components used
the mother board to communicate and work with each other.
The motherboard has a series of slots socket
and connectors for attaching the components of a pc. In most cases the memory
accessory cards and cpu are installed directly into the motherboard. The
drivers are peripherals communicate with the motherboard through wired range of
motherboards to choose from. They different features speed capacity and the cpu
supported. They also different size shape and layout. This is commonly referred
to as the form factor step for the cpu. CPU stands for central processing unit
this is the brain of the computer and is often referred to as the processor of
the chip. It is found under a heatsink and from and sits directly on the
motherboard. The CPU directs coordinates and communicates with the other
components are performs all of the thinking. It is not really thinking what a
cpu actually does it perform mathematical calculation. It is the software that
people write that translates these calculations into useful functions for us.
Step5. RAM-Random Access memory
RAM stands for random
access memory and comes as modules and predefined amounts. It is also found
directly on the motherboard and usually in one two or for slots.The memory
chips store information temporarily for short term used by the cpu. Ram is used
to store information for files that are actually being used by the cpu at any
given time. The computers ram memory is an entired different thing from the
stores information permancently for long-time use.
Step6. Graphics card
The graphics card or
video card translate information to the graphics and tax that appear on the
monitor screen. Host motherboards now include a slot specifically designed for
the graphics adapter called the AGP slot. Modern graphics adapters usually
incorporate some memory write on the card to improve their performance.
Step7. The Power supply
This supplies power to
the other components which is why it has so many wires coming out of it. It is
usually positioned at the back top-corner of the computer case. The power
supply has a fan built into it to keep itself and the computer cool.
Step8. The hard disk
A hard disk which is also called a hard drive
is much like a filing cabinet.The programs and data is stored on the hard disk
and the computer accesses them as they are needed when the computer accesses
the hard drive.It is reading and moving the stored information into the ram
memory.That memory is the temporary workspace. However the original file is
still on the hard disk and has left undisturbed until the file is saved. When
the computer stores or saves information it writes a data to the hard disk.
That process results in the old file being replaced or modified with the new
information. If you save data to a new file or install new software. The
information is written to the disk in an available unused portion of the disk.
Step9. Optical drive
The optical drive is
often called a DVD drive or a CD drive. It sits at the front of the computer
for ease of access and use a laser to read and write information to CDs and
DVDs done.
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