Parts of a Computer

Here is information on various parts of the computer

Battery - Information on the battery
Case fans - Information on Case fans
CD-ROM - Information on CD-ROM
- Jumper - Information on setting the jumper on the CD-ROM drive
Computer Case - Information on computer cases
- Control Panel connector - Information on the Control Panel Connector (This is part of the computer case)
CPU fan - Information on the CPU fan
External cord connectors - Information on cords and cables that connect to the outside of the computer
Firewire (also called 1394) - Information on Firewire
Floppy Drives - Information on floppy drives
- Floppy drive cable - Information on the cable
Hard Drive - Information on the hard drive
- Jumper - Information on setting the jumper on the hard drive
- Hard drive enclosures - Information about putting the drive in an external case to plug into computer
IDE Controllers - Information on IDE controllers
Keyboard - Information on keyboard
Memory - Information on memory
Modem - Information on Modem
Monitor - Information on the Monitor
Motherboard - Information on the motherboard
- Bios - Information on the Bios
- ISA slots - These are obsolete on most systems but if you have a veryold system, you may have one of these
- Motherboard parts - Information on different parts of the motherboard
- PS2 ports - Information on PS2 ports
- SATA - Requirements
Mouse - Information on the mouse
Network card - Information on network cards
Processor CPU - Information on the processor CPU
PCMCIA card - Information on PCMCIA cards
Power Supply - Information on Power Supply
SATA Port - Information on SATA ports
Sound Card - Information on sound card
USB - Information on USB
Video card - Information on Video Cards
Zip Drive - Information on zip drives

Here is a list of items that connect to the system internally and externally

Update Risks - The risk of installing hardware and software updates

Below are items that are not considered part of the computer but connects to the computer in some form or fashion

Click here for explanation of input and output devices

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