A) Research the latest CPUs. B) Set a strict budget. C) Visit multiple electronics stores. D) Determine your needs.
A) Graphics Card (GPU) B) Hard Drive C) RAM D) CPU
A) Multitasking and program loading speed B) Storage capacity C) Processing power D) Graphics performance
A) Lower power consumption B) Larger storage capacity for the same price C) Greater durability D) Faster read and write speeds
A) Central Processing Unit B) Computer Power Unit C) Central Power Unit D) Computer Processing Unit
A) They are always the same price B) Depends on the brand. C) Buying a pre-built PC D) Building a PC
A) Always buy the newest model. B) Only buy from well-known brands. C) Ignore customer reviews. D) Compare prices from multiple retailers.
A) A computer that is missing some components. B) A computer that has never been used. C) A previously owned computer that has been repaired and tested. D) A brand new computer that is being sold at a discount.
A) Number of cores B) Cache size C) Clock speed D) Power consumption
A) Burn it. B) Recycle it at an electronics recycling center. C) Bury it in your backyard. D) Throw it in the trash.
A) Adequate RAM and a decent processor. B) Massive storage capacity C) Expensive sound card D) High-end graphics card
A) Software that protects against viruses. B) Unnecessary software pre-installed on a new computer. C) Essential system software. D) Software that makes your computer run faster.
A) Easier to upgrade B) Portability C) Better performance for the same price D) More ergonomic design
A) Improving your internet connection B) Increasing the speed of your computer C) Backing up data and accessing it from multiple devices D) Cleaning your computer's hard drive
A) Sensitivity B) Weight C) Color D) Size
A) macOS B) Windows C) Chrome OS D) Linux
A) Reduced price B) Increased performance C) Extended warranty D) Faster delivery
A) To protect the internal components. B) To increase the computer's processing speed. C) To make the computer run quieter. D) To display the computer's specifications.
A) USB Drive B) HDD C) RAM D) SSD
A) Controls the power supply. B) Displays the image on the monitor. C) Stores the operating system. D) Connects all the components of the computer.
A) 4GB B) 1GB C) 8GB D) 2GB
A) One with blue light filter B) Very large monitor C) Monitor with very low refresh rate D) Curved monitor
A) Buy the most expensive components B) Only buy from the largest retailer C) Buy the smallest components possible D) Buy components during sales or used.
A) When the keyboard malfunctions B) The cooling system failing. C) When the hard drive gets full D) When one component limits the performance of the rest
A) To prevent overheating B) To reduce the noise of the computer. C) To increase the speed of the processor. D) To improve the graphics performance.
A) The size of the screen. B) The refresh rate of the screen. C) The number of pixels on the screen. D) The brightness of the screen.
A) Cooling down the computer B) Increasing processing power C) Connecting peripherals like mouse or keyboard. D) Installing software.
A) Always superior performance. B) Budget constraints C) Guaranteed warranty. D) Latest technology.
A) Newspaper B) Social Media C) Television commercials D) Tech websites and forums.
A) Storing data. B) Converting AC power to DC power for the computer's components. C) Providing internet access. D) Cooling the CPU. |