define the parts of computer Please help?
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hard drive is where your data is stored\nprocessor is what processes your jobs\nram is memory to store jobs for the processor to process\npower supply supplies power to your computer\nvideo card sends video to your monitor
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The motherboard has very important components of a computer\n\n1.- it has the bios, it controls the input / output of the computer such as keyboard, mouse, serial ports etc.\n\n2.- it provides slots and control other boards needed for the computer use, such as video, audio, lan\n\n3.- it provides a way for the CPU to comunicate with the other components\n\n4.- it controls the memory access
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I can format/reformat a computer, install/re-install operating systems & softwares.  Regarding hardware installations, i can remove basic stuffs like cd/dvd rom drives, memory & hard disks.  i am willing to learn if you train me ;)
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Case, power supply, motherboard, RAM, processor, hard disk drive, CD/DVD drive.  Your motherboard might have integrated video, LAN, and sound devices, but you might need to buy them as well.  Also, you'll need to buy a new copy of Windows XP if you want to have your software be legitimate if your current version came with your computer since the licensing on XP is tied to specific hardware; I'd recommend getting an OEM copy from the same place providing your motherboard.
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A processor or CPU is the main chip of a computer. Its basically the "brain" It sends out all the information and tells the rest of the computer what it needs to do.\n\nRam, or otherwise known by most people is "memory" It basically speeds up the performance of a computer by "remembering" so to speak different actions the computer takes. That way it doesn't have to "remember" how to do the same thing over again.
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depends on a number of things.......basically need more info about your computer
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CPU's - Central processing units\nGPU's  - Graphics Processing Units
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various components.. like chips memory and such
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Download CPU-z and check the ram.  It will tell you everything about your Motherboard and the components.
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Can't see the computer parts on the page. It's link is wrong. Sorry, man.
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Looking inside my open system unit" \n1: computer case (including the power supply).\n2: motherboard (Built in Graphics and sound) or you can get a separate sound card and a graphics card.\n3: processor (with heat sink/fan attached to it)\n4: network card\n5: Hard disk “connected with an IDE Cable”\n6: CD ROM Drive “connected with an IDE Cable”\n“Actually I Do not have a CD ROM Drive – I have a DVD ROM & a DVD Writer”\n7: RAM\n8: Modem\n\nand of course you’ll need a Monitor, Keyboard, Mouse, Power Cables, Head set.
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It's a homework question...am I right?  It's cool, you need help just the same, why not give some?\n\n1. Volatile memory (RAM)\n2. Non-volatile memory (hard drive, disk drive, CD-ROM...)\n3. Power supply\n\n(your turn) :-)
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Features a motherboard, a video card, a hard drive disk, a floppy drive disk, a cdrom player, a dvd recorder, simm memory sticks 1GB or 2, a sound card, a modem 56K or a high speed DSL modem, USB ports (Universal Serial Bus), now you have many features in a computer, good luck with your project..☺
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The primary computer equipment. Housed in a desktop or floor-standing cabinet, it contains such components as the motherboard, CPU, RAM and ROM chips, hard and floppy disks and several input/output ports.
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Its not a question of what is the best computer, its what's inside the computer that counts.  Graphics card, programs, etc.
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Purchase a new computer, u'll receive manual for each and every part like motherboard, cpu, etc. This will help you learn a lot
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Its a vague question, but it has an easy answer. There are several things required to "control" a computer, none more important than the other. The first is of course the CPU, which handles all the instructions the computer executes and generates many control signals for the rest of the computer. The CPU also performs aritimetic and logic functions. Next is the clock generator/controller, a circuit that generates timing and some control signals for the CPU and rest of the computer. Then there is memory, which comes in two general forms, ROM and RAM. ROM stands for Read Only Memory and RAM stands for Random Access Memory. RAM is the portion of memory where computers store temporary information. These three general circuits make up the control system for computers. But for a computer to be of any use it needs Input/Output circuits like USB, parallel, serial, video, etc.