Introduction to PC System: Computer Cases
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What is the main difference between a full-size tower and a compact tower?

  • Location of the computer
  • Room for expansion (correct)
  • Size of the display
  • Type of power supply
  • What is the primary function of fans in a computer case?

  • To generate static electricity
  • To cool the display
  • To move air through the case and absorb heat (correct)
  • To power the computer's components
  • What type of power does a computer's internal components require?

  • Grounded power
  • Alternating current (AC)
  • Static electricity
  • Direct current (DC) (correct)
  • What is the purpose of a power supply in a computer?

    <p>To convert AC power into DC power</p> Signup and view all the answers

    What is a characteristic of all-in-one computers?

    <p>They often include touch-screen input and built-in microphone and speakers</p> Signup and view all the answers

    What is the purpose of grounding the computer's internal components to the case?

    <p>To protect against static electricity damage</p> Signup and view all the answers

    What is a potential problem with computer components if they are not cooled properly?

    <p>They may overheat</p> Signup and view all the answers

    What is common among full-size tower, compact tower, and all-in-one computers?

    <p>They all require an external keyboard, mouse, and monitor</p> Signup and view all the answers

    Study Notes

    Types of PC Systems

    • Full-Size Tower: A computer case that is vertically oriented, typically located on the floor, providing room for expansion to accommodate additional components such as disk drives, adapter cards, and more.
    • Compact Tower: A smaller version of the full-size tower, commonly found in corporate environments, also known as mini-tower or small form factor (SFF) model, located on the user desk or floor, providing limited room for expansion.

    All-in-One PC Systems

    • A computer system where all components are integrated into the display, often featuring touch-screen input, built-in microphone and speakers, with little to no expansion capabilities.
    • Requires an external keyboard, mouse, and power supply.

    Computer Case Design

    • Cases contain fans to move air through the case, absorbing heat from warm components and exiting the case to prevent overheating.
    • Designed to protect against static electricity damage by grounding internal components via attachment to the case.

    Power Supplies

    • Computers require direct current (DC) power, while wall outlets provide alternating current (AC) power.
    • Power supplies convert AC power into lower voltage DC power for computer components.
    • Computers can tolerate slight fluctuations in power, but a stable power supply is essential.

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    Learn about different types of computer cases, including full-size tower and compact tower, and their features and uses.

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