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by Valentina Lechon Echegaray
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Which component interprets and executes most commands from the computer’s hardware and software? Hint: sits under a large fan.

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Short-Term Memory: What does RAM stand for, and why is it considered volatile memory?

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The Central Hub: What is the main PCB that lets CPU, GPU, and others communicate?

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Storage Wars: What is the primary physical difference between HDD and SSD?

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Graphics and Rendering: For high-end video editing or 4K gaming, which component should you prioritize for visual processing?

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The Power House: What does the 80 Plus rating indicate about a PSU?

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Heat Management: What is the paste between CPU and heatsink called?

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The BIOS Gatekeeper: Where is the BIOS/UEFI stored so it isn’t lost when power is off?

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Expansion Slots: What is the high-speed serial expansion bus standard for GPUs/NVMe drives called?

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Form Factors: For a very small cube PC, which motherboard size is typical?

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