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Motherboard
• The motherboard is the main part of the computer to make all of
the other components work.
• The motherboard holds all the components such as: RAM slots,
CPU, graphics card, heat sink/fan. Sockets, internal and external
connectors, and various ports are also placed on the motherboard.
• You will need a motherboard to make
Your computer work.
Some different form factors of the motherboard are: ATX,LPX,NLX and
BTX.
ATX=Advanced Technology extended.
LPX= This is an old version of NLX.
NLX=New Low Profile Extended.
BTX=Balanced Technology extended.
Hard Drive (HDD)
• The hard drive is where you save all of your
work or anything else.
• IDE=Integrated Drive Electronics.
• EIDE=Enhanced Integrated Drive Electronics.
• PATA=Parallel Advanced Technology
Attachment
• SATA=Serial Advanced Technology Attachment
• SCSI=Small Computer System Interface
Computer case
• The computer case holds all of the computer
components also it has 2 USB ports and 2 USB
ports at the back.
• You need one of these to plug in a mouse and
a keyboard
Sound card
• The sound card is the main component for
sound also know as the audio card.
• You can also plug in a speaker and microphone
and you can put in a gaming controller.
Disk drive
• The disk drive is where you can put your DVD
CD and games and it will run it
Graphics card
• The graphics card it what you need to play
games and watch films and do anything else
that you want to do.
• This also controls what you see on your
computer screen
CPU (Central Processing Unit)
• The CPU processes instructions that it gathers from
decoding the code in programs and other files. There are
many different types of CPU’s such as: i3, i5, i7. There is 2
main types of CPU’s: such as AMD, and Intel. (The I stands
for Intel.)
• There are 3 types of Cores to the CPU, these are Dual, Quad
and Single Core. The quad core is faster because there is 4
processers sharing the same job, Furthermore the quad
core will also be hotter because there is 4 of them. For
instance if I have got an i7 quad core 2.2Ghz it will be
8.8Ghz.
• The CPU has four primary functions: Fetch, decode, execute
and write back.
Heat Extractor
• It is used for getting rid of heat in the
computer so it wont blow up or melt.
•
Heat Sink/Fan
• The heat sink/fan is used so that
your computer doesn’t overheat
Ram(Random Access Memory)
• You need ram to run and load any applications
• Advanced gaming or graphics software require
large amounts of RAM.
• Most computers have 3 or 2 gigabits of RAM
You can also buy RAM and
Upgrade your computers
Speed/Memory.
Power Supply
• A power supply is what you need for your computer to
work.
• You will need one of these for your computer to
operate properly.
• DC Voltage
• Power=Watts
• Voltage=Volts
• Amps=Ohms
• The power supply converts AC into DC.
• DC= Direct Current.
• AC= Alternating Current.
Firewire
• It is where you can transfer data
From the device to the computer
e.g. if you have pictures on a camera
You can put them on your computer using one
of these cables
Its similar to a USB
ROM
• ROM is ‘Read Only Memory’.
• Data stored in ROM cannot be modified or can be
modified but very slowly, with some difficulty, so its
mainly used to distribute firmware.
• Some different types of ROM are:
ROM, PROM, EPROM, EEPROM
ROM= Read Only Memory.
PROM= Programmable Read-Only Memory.
EPROM= Erasable Programmable Read-Only Memory.
EEPROM= Electorally Erasable Programmable Read-Only
Memory.
BIOS AND CMOS
• The definition of BIOS is; A set of computer
instructions in firmware that control input and
output operations.
• The bios checks to see if any input/output
devices are connected properly.

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Components Cole

  • 1. Motherboard • The motherboard is the main part of the computer to make all of the other components work. • The motherboard holds all the components such as: RAM slots, CPU, graphics card, heat sink/fan. Sockets, internal and external connectors, and various ports are also placed on the motherboard. • You will need a motherboard to make Your computer work. Some different form factors of the motherboard are: ATX,LPX,NLX and BTX. ATX=Advanced Technology extended. LPX= This is an old version of NLX. NLX=New Low Profile Extended. BTX=Balanced Technology extended.
  • 2. Hard Drive (HDD) • The hard drive is where you save all of your work or anything else. • IDE=Integrated Drive Electronics. • EIDE=Enhanced Integrated Drive Electronics. • PATA=Parallel Advanced Technology Attachment • SATA=Serial Advanced Technology Attachment • SCSI=Small Computer System Interface
  • 3. Computer case • The computer case holds all of the computer components also it has 2 USB ports and 2 USB ports at the back. • You need one of these to plug in a mouse and a keyboard
  • 4. Sound card • The sound card is the main component for sound also know as the audio card. • You can also plug in a speaker and microphone and you can put in a gaming controller.
  • 5. Disk drive • The disk drive is where you can put your DVD CD and games and it will run it
  • 6. Graphics card • The graphics card it what you need to play games and watch films and do anything else that you want to do. • This also controls what you see on your computer screen
  • 7. CPU (Central Processing Unit) • The CPU processes instructions that it gathers from decoding the code in programs and other files. There are many different types of CPU’s such as: i3, i5, i7. There is 2 main types of CPU’s: such as AMD, and Intel. (The I stands for Intel.) • There are 3 types of Cores to the CPU, these are Dual, Quad and Single Core. The quad core is faster because there is 4 processers sharing the same job, Furthermore the quad core will also be hotter because there is 4 of them. For instance if I have got an i7 quad core 2.2Ghz it will be 8.8Ghz. • The CPU has four primary functions: Fetch, decode, execute and write back.
  • 8. Heat Extractor • It is used for getting rid of heat in the computer so it wont blow up or melt. •
  • 9. Heat Sink/Fan • The heat sink/fan is used so that your computer doesn’t overheat
  • 10. Ram(Random Access Memory) • You need ram to run and load any applications • Advanced gaming or graphics software require large amounts of RAM. • Most computers have 3 or 2 gigabits of RAM You can also buy RAM and Upgrade your computers Speed/Memory.
  • 11. Power Supply • A power supply is what you need for your computer to work. • You will need one of these for your computer to operate properly. • DC Voltage • Power=Watts • Voltage=Volts • Amps=Ohms • The power supply converts AC into DC. • DC= Direct Current. • AC= Alternating Current.
  • 12. Firewire • It is where you can transfer data From the device to the computer e.g. if you have pictures on a camera You can put them on your computer using one of these cables Its similar to a USB
  • 13. ROM • ROM is ‘Read Only Memory’. • Data stored in ROM cannot be modified or can be modified but very slowly, with some difficulty, so its mainly used to distribute firmware. • Some different types of ROM are: ROM, PROM, EPROM, EEPROM ROM= Read Only Memory. PROM= Programmable Read-Only Memory. EPROM= Erasable Programmable Read-Only Memory. EEPROM= Electorally Erasable Programmable Read-Only Memory.
  • 14. BIOS AND CMOS • The definition of BIOS is; A set of computer instructions in firmware that control input and output operations. • The bios checks to see if any input/output devices are connected properly.