A) Install the new component immediately. B) Back up your data. C) Clean the inside of the case. D) Download all the drivers.
A) DDR SDRAM B) SDR SDRAM C) ROM D) Flash memory
A) Motherboard specifications B) Power supply wattage C) CPU temperature D) Operating system version
A) RAM B) Graphics card C) Case fan D) CPU
A) Saw B) Hammer C) Screwdriver D) Pliers
A) To prevent dust buildup. B) To conduct electricity. C) To lubricate the CPU fan. D) To improve heat transfer between the CPU and heatsink.
A) Solid System Disk B) Solid State Drive C) Super Speed Drive D) System Storage Device
A) Install the latest drivers. B) Remove the old drivers. C) Run a benchmark immediately. D) Overclock the card.
A) Brand B) Wattage C) Color D) Number of fans
A) Increased RAM capacity. B) Improved performance in CPU-intensive tasks. C) Faster boot times. D) Quieter operation.
A) SATA B) Parallel Port C) FireWire D) USB
A) To power the graphics card. B) To power the CPU. C) To power the RAM. D) To power the BIOS settings.
A) Basic Integrated Operating System B) Basic Input/Output System C) Boot Initializing Operation System D) Binary Input Output Software
A) Faster CPU speed. B) Improved multitasking performance. C) Better graphics rendering. D) Quieter fan operation.
A) SATA SSD B) NVMe SSD C) HDD D) USB Drive
A) To protect the CPU from damage. B) To hold the RAM in place. C) To cool the graphics card. D) To cover the back of the motherboard and provide ports.
A) The CPU will overheat. B) The computer may not boot. C) The hard drive will be erased. D) The computer will run faster.
A) The gradual degradation of computer components. B) The sudden flow of electricity between two objects. C) The slow buildup of heat in a computer. D) The magnetic field around a computer.
A) To protect against electric shock. B) To improve grip when handling components. C) To keep your hands clean. D) To prevent electrostatic discharge.
A) Runs quieter. B) Automatically adjusts voltage. C) Allows you to use only the necessary cables. D) Provides more wattage.
A) Throw them in the trash. B) Recycle them responsibly. C) Sell them to a pawn shop. D) Bury them in the backyard.
A) A physical obstruction inside the computer case. B) A loose connection between components. C) A software error that causes slowdowns. D) A component that limits the performance of others.
A) SATA port B) RAM slot C) CPU socket D) PCIe slot
A) To power the motherboard. B) To display RGB lights. C) To make the computer quieter. D) To improve airflow and cooling.
A) Software that controls the speed of the CPU. B) Software that allows the operating system to communicate with hardware. C) Software that protects the computer from viruses. D) Software that formats the hard drive.
A) The brand of the motherboard. B) The physical size and shape of the motherboard. C) The speed of the motherboard's chipset. D) The number of ports on the motherboard.
A) 32-bit has better security. B) 64-bit can address more RAM. C) 32-bit is faster. D) 64-bit is compatible with all software.
A) A type of CPU socket. B) A standard for hard drive encryption. C) A type of graphics card connector. D) A profile to automatically overclock RAM.
A) Install the chipset drivers. B) Run a virus scan. C) Change the BIOS settings. D) Defragment the disk. |