Parts of the Computer

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It is the brain of the Computer

CPU

What's the function of the CPU?

Executes instructions from computer programs by performing basic arithmetic logic control and input/output operations.

It processes data from memory and directs other hardware components based on given commands, making it a crucial for overall computer functionality.

CPU

What are the components of CPU?

ALU and CU

What does ALU stand for?

Arithmetic Logic Unit

What does CU stands for?

Control Unit

How does CPU measured?

gigahertz

What are the types of CPU

Single-core, Multi-core, Specialized Processors

Enable bottle processing, enhancing efficiency for more asking and demanding applications.

Multi-core processors

Such as air and liquid cooling are critical to maintain, optimal operating temperatures.

CPU cooling system

It shared for a computer operation as it affects performance and functionality.

Memory

What are the KEY types of memory?

RAM, ROM, Cache, Virtual Memory

What does RAM stands for?

Random Access Memory

What does ROM stands for?

Read-Only Memory

It is a form of volatile memory, meaning it loses its content when power is turned off.

Random Access Memory

It provides temporary storage for data and instructions being processed, significantly influencing a computer speed and performance.

Random Access Memory

Nonvolatile memory used to store firmware or permanent software.

Read-only memory

The data is not lost when the computer is powered off, making it crucial for booting the system

Read-Only Memory

It is a small faster type of volatile memory located close to the CPU.

Cache Memory

It stores frequently accessed data, reduce retrieval times, thereby enhancing the overall efficiency of the computer.

Cache Memory

Extends the available memory by using desk space to simulate additional RAM.

Virtual Memory

It allows a computer to run larger applications by offloading some data to the hard drive improving multitasking

Virtual Memory

Crucial for a computer's performance directly affecting speed and responsiveness.

Memory

Are crucial for saving and accessing data on computers.

Storage Devices

They come in various forms each offering unique features suited for different needs.

storage devices

Use magnetic storage to store and replace digital information.

Hard Disk Drive

They offer large storage capacity at lower cost but are slower and more prone to mechanical failure compared to SSDs.

HDD

What does HDD stands for?

hard disk drive

Utilize flash memory provides faster access speeds and improved durability compared to traditional HDDs

Solid State Drive

They are ideal for high-performance applications, but may cause more per gigabyte.

Solid State Drive

What does SSD stands for?

Solid State Drive

They are less common in modern systems, but are useful for media to play back and data archiving.

Optical Drives

Example of Optical Drives

CDs, DVDs, Blu-rays

Are portable storage devices that use flash memory and connect via USB.

Flash Drives

They offer convenient data transfer solutions with varying capacities, making them suitable for personal and professional use.

Flash Drives

Allows users to save data on remote servers accessed via the internet.

Cloud Storage

It offers scalability, remote access and backup solutions, becoming increasingly essential for both personal and enterprise users.

Cloud storage

allow users to communicate and provide data to the computer.

Input Devices

Examples of Input Devices

Keyboards, Mouse, Scanners, Webcams

Convey information from the computer to the user.

Output Devices

Example of Output Devices

Monitors, Printers, Speakers

Increase a computer's capacity to save data.

Storage Expansion Devices

Are essential components of a computer, enhancing functionality and user experience.

Peripheral Devices

Types of Peripheral

Input and Output Devices, Storage Expansion Devices, Connectivity Tools

Enable communication between computers and networks.

Connectivity Devices

Example of Connectivity Devices

Routers, Switches, Bluetooth Adapters

Read and write using lasers.

Optical Drives

What does CPU means?

Central Processing Unit

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問題一覧

It is the brain of the Computer

CPU

What's the function of the CPU?

Executes instructions from computer programs by performing basic arithmetic logic control and input/output operations.

It processes data from memory and directs other hardware components based on given commands, making it a crucial for overall computer functionality.

CPU

What are the components of CPU?

ALU and CU

What does ALU stand for?

Arithmetic Logic Unit

What does CU stands for?

Control Unit

How does CPU measured?

gigahertz

What are the types of CPU

Single-core, Multi-core, Specialized Processors

Enable bottle processing, enhancing efficiency for more asking and demanding applications.

Multi-core processors

Such as air and liquid cooling are critical to maintain, optimal operating temperatures.

CPU cooling system

It shared for a computer operation as it affects performance and functionality.

Memory

What are the KEY types of memory?

RAM, ROM, Cache, Virtual Memory

What does RAM stands for?

Random Access Memory

What does ROM stands for?

Read-Only Memory

It is a form of volatile memory, meaning it loses its content when power is turned off.

Random Access Memory

It provides temporary storage for data and instructions being processed, significantly influencing a computer speed and performance.

Random Access Memory

Nonvolatile memory used to store firmware or permanent software.

Read-only memory

The data is not lost when the computer is powered off, making it crucial for booting the system

Read-Only Memory

It is a small faster type of volatile memory located close to the CPU.

Cache Memory

It stores frequently accessed data, reduce retrieval times, thereby enhancing the overall efficiency of the computer.

Cache Memory

Extends the available memory by using desk space to simulate additional RAM.

Virtual Memory

It allows a computer to run larger applications by offloading some data to the hard drive improving multitasking

Virtual Memory

Crucial for a computer's performance directly affecting speed and responsiveness.

Memory

Are crucial for saving and accessing data on computers.

Storage Devices

They come in various forms each offering unique features suited for different needs.

storage devices

Use magnetic storage to store and replace digital information.

Hard Disk Drive

They offer large storage capacity at lower cost but are slower and more prone to mechanical failure compared to SSDs.

HDD

What does HDD stands for?

hard disk drive

Utilize flash memory provides faster access speeds and improved durability compared to traditional HDDs

Solid State Drive

They are ideal for high-performance applications, but may cause more per gigabyte.

Solid State Drive

What does SSD stands for?

Solid State Drive

They are less common in modern systems, but are useful for media to play back and data archiving.

Optical Drives

Example of Optical Drives

CDs, DVDs, Blu-rays

Are portable storage devices that use flash memory and connect via USB.

Flash Drives

They offer convenient data transfer solutions with varying capacities, making them suitable for personal and professional use.

Flash Drives

Allows users to save data on remote servers accessed via the internet.

Cloud Storage

It offers scalability, remote access and backup solutions, becoming increasingly essential for both personal and enterprise users.

Cloud storage

allow users to communicate and provide data to the computer.

Input Devices

Examples of Input Devices

Keyboards, Mouse, Scanners, Webcams

Convey information from the computer to the user.

Output Devices

Example of Output Devices

Monitors, Printers, Speakers

Increase a computer's capacity to save data.

Storage Expansion Devices

Are essential components of a computer, enhancing functionality and user experience.

Peripheral Devices

Types of Peripheral

Input and Output Devices, Storage Expansion Devices, Connectivity Tools

Enable communication between computers and networks.

Connectivity Devices

Example of Connectivity Devices

Routers, Switches, Bluetooth Adapters

Read and write using lasers.

Optical Drives

What does CPU means?

Central Processing Unit