This blog takes a deep dive into the world of computer hardware. I will discuss all major components and specification of a computer and more.
Although I am in software engineering, I am not fully up to date with some of the new and modern tech installed in computers. I decided to educate myself in this area and blog about what I had learned. This way I have something to write about and maybe you can read something interesting 🙂
Lets begin by talking about some of the specifications you can find on a computer:
- Processors
- Processor Speed (GHz)
- RAM
- Storage
- Graphics/Graphics card
Processors
A computer processor is located in the motherboard of a computer and looks like a small chip. It is a logic circuit that handles basic calculations. The processor manages the input requests from the PC and provides an output and can handle trillions of calculations per second. The processor receives information, decodes the information, and executes an output at very high speeds.
There are two main contenders when it comes to processor chips in the market, AMD and Intel. According to my research
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