Computer Acronyms_H_J

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Across
  1. 4. A solid-state storage system that contains only flash memory drives rather than traditional spinning magnetic hard disk drives.
  2. 11. Hardware that allows a computer to connect to a network.
  3. 15. Data storage system that uses only flash-based SSDs for persistent storage.
  4. 17. Standard physical interface used to connect storage devices, such as HDDs and SSDs, to a computer's motherboard.
  5. 18. A cable/connection used to transmit video to a display/monitor.
  6. 21. A text-based interface where users type commands (like Command Prompt).
  7. 22. A flat-screen display technology used in monitors and TVs.
  8. 23. A medium-sized version of ports or cards.
  9. 24. A type of memory card used for data storage.
  10. 25. A processor that handles graphics, images, and videos.
  11. 26. A type of firmware used to provide runtime services for operating systems and programs and to perform hardware initialization during the booting process.
Down
  1. 1. A malicious program that spreads and can damage or disrupt computers.
  2. 2. Permanent memory that stores essential startup instructions.
  3. 3. A storage device that uses spinning disks to store data.
  4. 5. A standard for connecting storage devices like HDDs and SSDs.
  5. 6. A wired networking technology used to connect devices to the internet or a local network.
  6. 7. A file system used by Windows to organize and store data.
  7. 8. A fast storage device with no moving parts.
  8. 9. The primary component (or "brain") of a computer that interprets and executes instructions from software and hardware
  9. 10. An older video connection standard for monitors.
  10. 12. A common connection used for data transfer and power.
  11. 13. Refers to a smaller version of ports or cards.
  12. 14. Temporary memory that stores data currently being used.
  13. 16. A cable that carries both audio and video in high quality.
  14. 19. A part of the CPU that directs and coordinates all computer operations.
  15. 20. A system that combines multiple drives to improve performance or data safety.