Indicate the number and kind of expansion slots available on the motherboard. Is the board's P1 connector a 20-pin or a 24-pin connection? Is there anything else on the board that can provide power? How many memory slots does the board have in total?

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Q: Count the number and kind of expansion slots on a motherboard. Is the board equipped with a 20-pin…

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Q: Which type of memory module is used in a desktop computer? Which type is used in a laptop computer?

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Q: which pc component receives electricity directly from the power supply and which pc component…

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Q: How many of the computer's components get their power from the power supply directly, as opposed to…

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Q: For which hardware can someone find a solution if they are having difficulty fitting an expansion…

A: Assume that a PCI expansion card needs to be inserted in a case expansion slot that is…

Q: What is the function of the standoffs positioned between the case's bottom and the motherboard?

A: The purpose of installation of the standoff on the motherboard is in step 2.

Q: Name any ten components that can be assembled on a motherboard.

A: Intro The components that can be assembled on a motherboard are described below. 1. a mouse and…

Q: What sort of DIMM is most likely to be used by the board? What makes you think you're in the clear?

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Q: How many of the computer's components, both inside and out, get their energy straight from the…

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Q: What is the first thing you need to consider if you want to upgrade your laptop memory(RAM)? O a.…

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Q: Please help with the following: Which motherboard do you have installed ? How much memory is…

A: Hey there, i have read your question carefully. And I can only give the answers for the first 3…

Q: When you examine the motherboard of a computer, which two components stick out as being the most…

A: The two components that stick out to be most crucial ones on the Motherboard are CPU and RAM , let's…

Q: Was the 4-pin auxiliary connector on the motherboard supposed to be used for anything specific?

A: Consider a mother board. The power supply's power lines are connected to the motherboard via the…

Q: What is the board's maximum memory capacity?

A: Introduction: It provides information on the board's highest possible memory capacity.

Q: Most current motherboards continue to provide several .slots

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Q: This is where a flash drive should be inserted. What was the operating system's drive mapping?

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Q: Why does a motherboard sometimes support more than one Front Side Bus speed?

A: Answer is given below .

Q: How many of the computer's components, including those that are internal as well as those that are…

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Q: If a motherboard has one blue IDE connector and one black IDE connector, which do you use to install…

A: To be determine: If a motherboard has one blue IDE connector and one black IDE connector, which do…

Q: It doesn't make sense to need device drivers, since the BIOS already has code that talks to the…

A: A device driver is nothing but a piece of code which the operating system uses to be able to…

Q: Windows 8 on a game machine with inbuilt video and an empty PCI Express video slot will provide you…

A: Introduction: Graphics card: Graphics card (sometimes referred to as a video card, display card,…

Q: Functions of the motherboard n Transfer the data from drivers to processor and from processor to…

A: transfer the data from driver to processor and from processor to memory and vice versa

Q: What type of RAM does the board support?

A: RAM: It is a one type memory which is used to stores the random access memory.

Q: Why is consulting the motherboard documentation so important when purchasing memory?

A: Actually, Consulting the motherboard documentation so important when purchasing memory ...

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Q: Why don't all buses on a motherboard operate at the same speed?

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Q: Does a motherboard support more than one Front Side Bus speed for whatever reason

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Q: How many computer components are powered directly by the power supply and how many are powered…

A: The motherboard provides electricity to the processor (CPU). The Voltage Regulator Module is a…

Q: nterface cards may be used to link external devices to the CPU through the expansion bus. why?

A: A network interface card (NIC) is a piece of hardware, typically a circuit board or a chip, that is…

Q: How many of the computer's components take their power directly from the power supply, as opposed to…

A: Three components make up a computer system: the central processing unit, input and output devices,…

Q: If someone don't open the computer casing, how will they find out how many memory slots are…

A: A motherboard is equipped with memory slots for storing RAM. These are referred to as DIMM (dual…

Q: What is the maximum memory capacity of the board?

A: Introduction  It is telling about the maximum memory capacity of the board.

Q: rm factor of this motherboard? How did you identify

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Q: With PCle Version 1.0, what new motherboard connector was introduced? This connector provides how…

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Q: What CPUs is the board compatible with?

A: Intro Processor:  A processor, or "microprocessor," is a small chip that resides in computers and…

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Q: how many pc components receive their electricity straight from the power supply and how many…

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Q: If the board has a PCIe slot, what version of PCIe does the board use?

A: PCI Express slot: It stands for Peripheral Component Interconnect express. It is also abbreviated…

Q: If we create modules for the I/O device then the approach is called hardware abstraction. Explain…

A: Answer :- a) An I/O system is required to take an application I/O request and send it to the…

Q: What kind of memory is supported by the board?

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Q: Do you prefer the Hi-Speed port or the SuperSpeed port when connecting to a computer?

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Troubleshooting

Troubleshooting is the process of identifying and resolving a problem, bug or error present within the software, hardware or network connectivity. It repairs and resets the computer hardware or software, when it is unresponsive or if it malfunctions. It involves locating the error, isolating the error, removing the error and bringing back the system so that it operates normally.