CPU/Mobo
an older term for the place where the processor connects to the motherboard.
What is the front-side bus?
both of them use pulses of light to transmit data.
What are infrared and Fiber Optics?
The port number for HTTP.
What is 80?
It's the transfer rate for SATA3 HDDs
What is 6Gbps?
All PATA drives use it for power connection
What is MOLEX
A newer term sometimes used to mean the wires that connect the processor to the motherboard, on which data travels.
Both of them use radio waves to transmit data
What are Wifi and Cellular networking?
What is 143.
A fast Internet connection and superior cooling system are important for PCs that are being used this way.
What is an online gaming PC?
It's the number of pins on a SATA data connection
What is 7?
Where the memory controller resides in newer computer systems.
What is on the CPU?
The type of network cable that uses ST, SC, LC, and FC connectors, among others.
What is fiber optic?
It's the port used for HTTPS.
What is 443
It's the type of computer that needs a very fast network connection because the work is mostly done on the server.
What is a thin client?
It's a way that the PSU manufacturer makes sure current is separated for different devices connected to the power supply. It makes the PSU more stable.
What are power supply rails?
Memory that can't be upgraded once you purchase the processor.
What is cache?
It's the maximum length of a Cat 6 cable between the switch and a workstation.
What is 100 meters, (or 327 feet)
It's the port number for secure shell.
What is 22?
They are both components that need to be higher end on a CAD (Computer Aided Design) PC than on a simple desktop.
What are graphics card and CPU
It's the type of power supply that lets you plug in just the connectors that you want.
What is modular?
It goes by numbers like Intel H310 and B360, and has ICs that hold the computer's BIOS.
What is the chipset?
It's the type of network address shorthand that looks something like 123.222.55.1/8
What is CIDR?
It's the port number used for remote support.
What is 3389
It's probably the one you would use to connect someone's TV to their laptop so they can watch Netflix, if they don't have a smart TV.
What is HDMI
The official name for the standard commonly called ATX 2.0 or ATX P4 which uses a 24 pin P1 connector.
ATX 12V