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Understanding PC Hardware

Understanding PC Hardware

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Do you feel like a complete dummy when you walk into a computer shop?
Would you like to buy peripherals or upgrade your PC, but haven't a clue where to start?

Here's a quick and easy way to learn all about the components that make up a PC and how to select new components and peripherals that suit your needs and budget.
 
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Here's a summary of everything you will learn in this easy to read information resource...

 

  • What's Inside Your Computer
    • What is a motherboard?
    • What is a CPU?
    • RAM
    • Power supply
    • Floppy drives - do you really need one?
    • SCSI
    • WiFi
    • All those ports
    • Cables, cables and more cables

  • The Five Most Popular PC Upgrades
    • Memory
    • Video card
    • Sound card
    • DVD player/burner
    • Motherboard

    • How to Select a Monitor
      • What questions to ask - and what the answers mean
      • Why LCD monitors are better than CRTs

    • How to Select a Hard Drive For Your PC
      • The different types of drives
      • What memory capacity means
      • How much memory you need for how you use your computer
      • How drive speed affects your use
      • External versus internal drives

    • Choosing a DVD-ROM Drive
      • Interface - there are at least half a dozen possibilities
      • Speed - how to decipher all those letters and numbers
      • Coding, decoding, compression
      • Combo drives with CD and DVD read/write capabilities

    • The Mouse
      • Where once there was no choice, today there are hundreds
      • Wired versus wireless
      • Color and design
      • Software
      • Optical, ball and roller, laser

    • Selecting a Graphics Card
      • Do you really need more than your computer motherboard's built-in graphics capability?
      • Considering card memory, frame rate and speed
      • Why bigger is not always better
      • The three main things to look for in a graphics card
         
    • Selecting a Sound Card
      • What is bit rate and why it's important
      • Just as you would with a new receiver for your audio/video suite, look at the card's connectors
      • Consider compatibility with the software you use

    • Selecting a Printer
      • Resolution
      • Speed
      • Economy
      • Maximum paper size and format

    • Selecting a Scanner
      • What is your need?
      • What is your budget?
      • Resolution
      • Size of documents to be scanned

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