This is an open computer case showing the internal components of a desktop PC. It is often referred to as the system unit or computer chassis. The labeled components inside include
1. Power Supply Unit (PSU) – Converts electricity and powers all components
2. Chip (Likely the CPU) – The brain of the computer that processes data.
3.) Fan – Cools the internal components to prevent overheating.
4.) Video Card (GPU) – Handles graphics processing for display output.
5.) Modoem Card – Provides internet connectivity (used in older systems).
The motherboard is the main circuit board of a computer, serving as the central hub that connects and allows communication between all other components. Here are its key function
1.) Component Connection and Communication
Provides slots and sockets to connect the CPU, RAM, storage devices, GPU, and other peripherals.
2.) Houses the CPU (Central Processing Unit)
Contains the CPU socket, where the processor is installed.
Facilitates data exchange between the CPU and other components.
3.) RAM (Random Access Memory)
Includes slots for RAM modules, which provide temporary memory for processing tasks.
Determines the maximum amount and type of RAM a system can use.
4.) Storage Device Management
Supports HDDs (Hard Disk Drives) and SSDs (Solid State Drives) through SATA or NVMe connectors.
Enables fast data access and storage capabilities.