Brains
This Helps display numbers on a screen
What is CPU?
What RAM stands for.
What is Random Access Memory?
where your PC stores most of its permanent data
The most common type of memory that makes transferring files a breeze.
What is USB memory?
This technology allows you to connect wireless keyboards and headphones to your computer.
What is bluetooth?
Having more of these allows you to do more things at once.
What is cores?
Required for data to be stored on RAM.
What is electricity?
The main disadvantage of storing data on a hard drive compared to RAM.
What is dropping it?
What is it is slower?
Another form of flash memory that holds even more data.
What is external solid state disks?
These types of devices include printers, keyboards, mice, scanners, etc.
What is peripherals?
An interesting way to trick your computer to thinking it can do more things that it actually can.
What is hyper-threading?
The best feature of RAM.
What is speed?
This along with software signals tell the
hard drive how to store data.
Although fast, flash memory can only do this so many times.
What is save data?
This ensures all devices work and can intercommunicate
what is operating system?
What is motherboard?
When opening a file and saving it you move from using RAM, you will most like likely save it here for the long run.
What is the hard drive?
Unlike a hard disk, this does not have moving parts.
What is a solid state drive?
What is a USB port?
This process allows your computer's brain to do some actual work with your data.
What is funneling?
This piece of hardware joins many common computer components together.
What is systems on a chip?
When your computer's RAM is being overworked you start to feel the effect of this operating at it's peak.
What is the CPU?
These tiny things use their charge to move the read/write head and save data on a hard drive.
What is particles?
What is terrabyte?
A type of memory that is in between RAM and CPU.
What is cache?