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Basic parts inside of the computer

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Basic parts inside of the computer

by Neil Yearwood
1 Computer Case 2 CPU Fan 3 Hard drive 4 USB drive 5 Power Supply Fan 6 DVD/CD Rom 7 Power Supply Unit 8 Motherboard 9 Central Processing Unit 10 Random Access Memory

Explanation

Solid State Drive (SSD) or Hard Disk Drive (HDD) Stores information on one of the drives mentioned above after the computer has been powered off.

Also know as a Pen drive or Memory stick

The Power Supply Unit (PSU) is the final part of the puzzle. Its function is, as its name suggests, to supply the computer with enough electrical power to operate.

Everything inside and outside of the computer connects to the motherboard, and through the Motherboard, to every other component.

The Central Processing Unit, sometimes called the CPU or simply Processor, is the brains of the machine. Virtually everything you do on your computer runs through the CPU.

Random Access Memory, often called RAM or simply Memory, is the space in which the CPU works. Now RAM is often confused with storage. It’s that word at the end, Memory. RAM, or Memory, has got nothing at all to do with how many pictures or songs you can save onto the computer. In computers, when we use the term Memory, we’re talking about RAM. The space in which you’ll save all your stuff is generally called Storage. It’s easy to get the two confused. RAM, or Memory, provides an area for the CPU to work in. Every program, including Microsoft Windows itself, is loaded into RAM, in order to work.

 
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