PCB
The number of expansion slots and memory slots the ITX-Mini motherboard form factor has.
1 expansion slot, 1 or 2 memory slots
Flash drive is another word for.
USB and SSD
The standard cable used to transfer data between storage devices and the motherboard
Serial ATA (SATA) cable
Memory module used for laptops.
Small Outline DIMM (SODIMM)
Sends a video signal to a computer so that the signal can be recorded to a storage driver with capture software.
Capture card
An FSB.
The Front Side Bus is a bus that transmits data between the chipset memory controller to the CPU. It also sends control signals between the CPU and the memory controller.
An SSHD.
Solid State Hybrid Drive is a type of computer storage that combines the speed and performance of an SSD with the high storage capabilities of an HDD. It is a cost-effective to increase performance without outright purchasing an SSD which is more expensive.
The difference between a converter and an adapter
An adapter simply connects whereas a converter also converts the technology.
This memory module is twice as fast as SDRAM
DDR SDRAM
This expansion card is needed for the computer to receive and display television signals. It allows users to watch television on their computers without the need for an actual TV set.
TV Tuner card
The difference between a CPU socket and a CPU slot.
A CPU socket is a physical interface on the motherboard that connects the CPU to the rest of the system. A CPU slot is an older physical interface that does the same using a slot, not a socket.
An HDD standard size that was used in mobile and other types of portable media but is no longer used.
1.8 inch HDD
A storage connector that has 34/40 pins and was supplanted by SATA.
The Integrated Drive Electronics (IDE) connector
DDR4 SDRAM
This serial computer expansion bus standard is required for NVMe usage.
PCI-e
When a connector is "keyed".
It means if can only be inserted in one way.
NVMe and the interface it uses.
NVMe (Non-Volatile Memory Express) is a host controller interface and storage protocol that is designed to take advantage of the high speeds of solid-state drives (SSDs) that use NAND flash memory. It improves the performance of the memory functions of the computer.
The speeds of the SATA cables from SATA 1 to SATA 3 respectively.
SATA 1---> 1.5 Gb/s
SATA 2---> 3.0 Gb/s
SATA 3---> 6.0 Gb/s
The difference between L1 and L2 cache.
L1 cache is called internal cache and is faster than L2 which is the external cache and is slower. If L1 does not include the necessary instructions, the CPU will turn to use L1.
A 32-bit bus with four times the bandwidth of PCI.
PCI-X
The better CPU style out of LGA and PGA.
LGA sockets offer better mechanical stability and a higher pin density, which allows for better performance and faster data transfer rates. LGA sockets also tend to have a better thermal performance, as the CPU sits directly on the socket's connector, which allows for better heat dissipation.
The difference between SATA and NVMe.
NVMe offers faster data transfer speeds and lower latency compared to SATA, which makes it a better choice for high-performance applications such as gaming, video editing, and enterprise storage. SATA is still widely used for traditional hard drives and in systems that require large storage capacities.
The function of each cable of the RCA
The red cable delivers left audio channel, white is right audio channel, and the yellow cable is video.
- 1.5 V
- 800 Mhz
- 240 pins
DDR3 SDRAM
The most secure NIC card standard?
A wired NIC is more secure than a wireless one due to the requirement of a physical connection.