Building your own computer has plenty of advantages, but while it may be a daunting task at first, once you understand a few of its key components, you will find that it is just like building a puzzle. I think the best way to think about a computer is to relate it to the human body. Just like us, every part is vital and serves their own role inside a computer. We will continue to use this human analogy to get a better understand of your computer as you are building it. The first computer part that you will begin to work with is the case. This is what houses your computer and keeps air flow moving throughout your build. I like to think of this as the skin of a human. Its how you present your computer to the world. Your first step is to remove the two screws on the back/left side of the case. By removing these, we …show more content…
Going along with our human analogy, this would considered be our eyes. Its function is to project what our computer is doing and put it onto the screen for us to see. In order to install, you must first locate the 16-Pin PCI-E slot on your motherboard. Align the graphics card with the slot and firmly push till you hear a click. You will notice that you can plug your monitor into the back of your card. Now all you have to do is plug it into your power supply by using the connector labeled GPU. The last component that you will have to install is the computer's hard drive. This acts exactly like our bodies long term memory as it stores all your information such as games, pictures, or documents. First thing you must do is mount your HDD into your case. All cases are different so refer to your manual in order to find its proper location. Once you have successfully mounted and screwed your HDD into place you can give it power. To do so, use a SATA cable to connect both the HDD and the motherboard together. You will use another SATA cable to connect your HDD to your power
Summary The following is an analysis of a proposed effort to improve the functionality, performance, and reliability of the computer described current configuration section, which is acting as an HTPC (Home Theatre PC). The budgetary allowance for this project is $500.00, but must prioritize a failed SATA hard drive containing the boot and system partitions. Secondary to replacements parts, considerable weight will be given to upgrades that would be compatible with a complete replacement within the next 24 months. Current Configuration Motherboard:
The competitor’s flashlight was easy to take apart, inside of it we can find the wires, the battery, the light bulb, and others components of it. First we took apart the front case and we were able to see all the parts that it has inside, we started taking them apart so we were able to see how they’re placed and how they make it work, trying to not mess them up or to put them in different places than they were before. We used mostly our hands to do all that, we just used some tools to take apart the front case. Our new design is so different than the original one, we made it bigger, its made of hard plastic material and aluminum, also its water proof because campers are exposed to all changes of temperature.
The computer I have chosen for Adam is a custom gaming PC called The Rebel T3. The computer I have chosen for Adam is from NCIX (ncix.com) costing $4,276.86 CAD, including tax and shipping. The computer may seem a lot, however, the cost for the specifications is justifiable for what Adam requires. Since Adam enjoys running multiple operating systems, the computer will come with Windows 10 Home and will provide different operating systems such as Linux and Mac OS X. The CPU is an Intel core i7-6700K with quad core at 4.2Ghz.
* Power socket: It supplies electricity to the PC. A power cable is plugged into the power socket, which carries the power from the electrical outlet to the system unit and from the system unit to your monitor. * Fan: The back of system unit has a fan which works like an exhaust fan. When you are working on the computer, its machinery produces a lot of heat.
Works Cited Broida, Rick. “Does it still make sense to build your own computer?” C Net. C Net, 13 May 2013. Web.
Chase Myers 6th 12/8/17 How important was technology in the 1930? In Bud, Not Buddy, the setting is the 1930's. The main character Bud suffered in many ways. His mom died when he was at age 6. He has had a bad foster family.
There is also a fan smack on top of the CPU. The fan is on top because it was not there the CPU would overheat and would be fried. Fried is when something is overloaded so you are running like 20 games then your computer would probably overheat because you are overloading it with things to process, like when you
However, it is important to note that all of the solutions presented must all be implemented to mitigate these factors to
And a computer system can be divided into 4 components: the operating system, the application programs, the uses, and the hardware. Without operating system we cannot use the computer. Booting Process To start the boot procedure, turn on the PC. This is known as a frosty boot.
is in one place which is the file server. These machines still have a monitor, motherboard, network card, keyboard and mouse. It loads up the operating system from the network instead of a hard drive. Use of backup The backup is when we take a copy of files or system to store it.
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In Alan Turing’s paper Computing Machinery and Intelligence, he proposes a thought experiment that would eventually be tested, and even later be beaten. He describes an experiment where a man and a woman are in two different rooms and an outside observer has to guess at the sexes of the participants. He then suggests that one of the participants be replaced with a computer. Once humanity is unable to tell the difference and will guess that the computer is human at the same rate that it will guess that it is a machine will answer Turing’s thesis of, “Can machines think?’ (434).
My journey to becoming computer literate began with my gran at a very young age. My gran was a computer fanatic and played various games. Going to visit my gran on many occasions caused me to become inquisitive about the computer world. By age six, I started becoming interested in computer parts and started playing around on the computer.