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ALU (Arithmetic Logic Unit)
A digital circuit used to perform arithmetic and logic operations
BIOS (Basic Input/Output System)
Controls basic computer hardware functions and tells the hardware how to communicate
Cache
A high speed memory device which stores high speed data from the processor before sending to the RAM
CD ROM
Type of storing data which stores up to 1 GB of data
CMOS (Complementary Metal-Oxide Semiconductor)
A RAM chip which stores info about computer components
CPU (Central Processing Unit)
The brain of the computer.
Handles all the instructions and carries the programs to perform basic arithmetic, logic and imput and output operations.
Data Bus
Allows the processor to communicate with the outside data to be transferred between the memory and the processor
DRAM (Dynamic Random Access Memory)
Stores quickly accessible memory.
Stores data in a storage cell with a capacitator and transistor
EPROM (Erasable Programmable Read Only Memory)
Read only memory that can be erased and reused
Ethernet Card
Communication hub for computers.
Transmits data from the network to your computer
Fan
Prevents overheating, instability, malfunction and damage by cooling the components using convention cooling
Floppy Drive
Used to store data and transport data on and from computers
Hard Drive
A permanent data storage device.
Saves files, programs and the computers operating system
IDE Cable (Intergrated Drive Electronics Cable)
Connects Hard Disk Drive and CD/DVD Drives to motherboard
Modem
Connects your computer to internet by a dial-up connection
Motherboard
Holds together many critical components of a computer
Network Card
Allows your computer to connect to a network
Power Supply
Supplies power to your computer
RAM (Random Access Memory)
Allows data items to be read and written in the same amount of time
ROM (Read Only Memory)
Computer memory that stores data and can't be erased or edited, only read
SDRAM (Synchronous Dynamic Random Access Memory)
Responds to change control inputs
Sound Card
Expansion card that allows computer to send audio to audio devices
Video Card
Expansion card that process images so they can be displayed on your computer screen
Video RAM
Stores video and image data that computer displays