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30 Cards in this Set
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What preventative maintenance should be done once per day?
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Backup data
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What preventative maintenance should be done once per month?
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Vacuum keyboard
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Name the CPUs with a 32 bit data bus width
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386DX, 386SX, 486DX, 486SX, 487SX, 486DX2, 486DX4, Pentium
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Name the CPUs with a 64 bit data bus width
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Pentium Pro, PII, PII Zeno, Celeron, PIII, PIII Zeon, P4
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What are the CPU speed ranges in MHz of the different Pentium CPUs?
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Pentium (60-166), Pentium Pro (150-200), PII (200-233), PII Zeon (400-600), PIII 350-1000, PIII Zeon (350-1000), PIV (1000-3000)
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What year did the 64 bit data bus appear in Pentiums?
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Pentium Pro 1995
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What CPUs were introduced in 1999?
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Celeron, Pentium III, Pentium III Zeon
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In what year was the Pentium 4 intoduced?
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2002
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Why were the first Celeron CPUs slow?
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No L2 cache
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What Processors work with Socket 1, 2, & 3 connector types?
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486 SX/SX2, 486 DX/DX3, and 486 DX4 each work with socket 1, 2, or 3.
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What processors with with Socket 4?
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Pentium 60/66
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What processors with with Socket 5?
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Pentium 75-133
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What processors work with Socket 6?
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DX4, Pentium Overdrive
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What processors work with Socket 7
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Pentium 75-200
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What processors work with Socket 8?
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Pentium Pro
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What processors work with SECC or Slot 1?
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Pentium II
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What processors work with Socket 370?
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Celeron, Celeron II and PIII
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What processors work with Socket 423?
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Pentium IV
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What processors work with SECC2 or Slot 2?
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Pentium 3
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What processors work with Slot A?
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Athlon
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What is the order of Pentium evolution (include years of introduction)
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Pentium ('93), Pentium Pro ('95), PII ('97), P III ('99), PIV ('02)
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In what class of CPU would you find an SECC (Single Edge Contact Cartridge)?
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Only PII or PIII
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How many pins were used with EDO and FPO memory?
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72 pin 8 bit data bus. This is why you needed to buy four to get them to work with the 32 data bus of the computer.
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What are the differences between SRAM and DRAM?
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SRAM = larger, cache, very fast, stores until changed (NVRAM), uses transistors. DRAM = less space because capacitors are smaller than transistors. needs refresh, uses capacitors, much cheaper, needs more power
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Why was SDRAM faster than EDO or FPO?
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SDRAM was the first RAM that synchronized the computer clock to RAM, so there was no wait state.
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Why is DDR faster than regular SDRAM?
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Double Data Ram works twice as fast because it acts on both sides of the computer's clock tick.
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How many pins on a DIMM?
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A Duel Inline Memory Module has 168 Pins, 84 on each side.
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How many pins on Direct RAMBUS RAM?
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184 pins
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What is a DIP memory?
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In the first motherboards the Dual Inline Package was used and was just chips attached to MB.
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Why was SIMM memory better than DIP memory?
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A Single Inline Memory module saved space on the MB and was replaceable/upgradeable.
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