Explain the communication between the following system components and their connecting ports or devices. (CPU, RAM, ROM, CPU, Northbridge, Southbridge, HDD and graphics card. (Support your explanation with diagrams where appropriate, Motherboard layout, CPU (ALU, L1,L2 and L3 cache), North bridge, Southbridge, RAM types, ROM Types, GPU, IO PCI Slot, HDD, Data cables and Ports)

Explain the communication between the following system components and their connecting ports or devices. (CPU, RAM, ROM, CPU, Northbridge, Southbridge, HDD and graphics card. (Support your explanation with diagrams where appropriate, Motherboard layout, CPU (ALU, L1,L2 and L3 cache), North bridge, Southbridge, RAM types, ROM Types, GPU, IO PCI Slot, HDD, Data cables and Ports)

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Chapter5: Supporting Hard Drives And Other Storage Devices

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