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Motherboard (Mobo) HDD (Hard Disk Drive) The main circuit board that A type of storage device that connects all the components of a uses magnetic disks to store computer. data....

Motherboard (Mobo) HDD (Hard Disk Drive) The main circuit board that A type of storage device that connects all the components of a uses magnetic disks to store computer. data. PATA (Parallel Advanced Technology Attachment): The RAM (Random Access Memory) older interface used to connect Short-term memory that stores HDDs to the motherboard. data and instructions while the computer is in use. CPU (Central Processing Unit) The "brain" of the computer that ROM (Read-Only Memory) executes instructions and Memory that stores essential performs calculations. system data and cannot be modified. GPU (Graphics Processing Unit) A specialized processor for SSD (Solid-State Drive) handling graphics-intensive A type of storage device that tasks. uses flash memory and is faster and more durable than HDDs. CPU Fan SATA (Serial Advanced Technology Attachment): The A cooling device that helps to interface used to connect SSDs prevent the CPU from to the motherboard. overheating. Power Connectors A standard interface for connecting devices to a 24-pin: The main power computer. connector for the motherboard. 8-pin: A power connector for high-performance CPUs. VGA (Video Graphics Array) 4-pin: A power connector for An older analog video interface. smaller components like fans. HDMI (High-Definition Multimedia PSU (Power Supply Unit) Interface) Provides power to the computer. A digital video interface that Provide current flow each supports high-resolution video hardware and audio. SSO (Single Sign-On) CMOS (Complementary Metal-Oxide-Semiconductor) A security feature that allows users to log in to multiple A type of memory chip that stores applications with a single set of the BIOS settings. credentials. Do you have any other questions SSO - LOWER NO GPU about these hardware components or SSO - HIGHER USING GPU would you like to delve deeper into a specific area? USB (Universal Serial Bus)