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- 2. Firmware stored on a motherboard chip that initializes hardware during the booting process and provides runtime services for the operating system.
- 7. A type of flash memory card used for storage in portable devices.
- 10. Often refers to a Microcomputer or a microprocessor.
- 12. A text based interface where users interact with the computer by typing commands
- 13. Volatile, high speed memory used to temporarily store data that the CPU is currently processing.
- 15. A modern interface for connecting storage devices to the motherboard.
- 19. A high speed storage device that uses flash memory, offering faster performance than HDDs.
- 20. A malicious software program designed to replicate itself and spread to other computers.
- 22. A common interface standard for connecting peripheral devices to a computer.
- 23. A standard interface for connecting storage devices to a motherboard.
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- 1. Non volatile memory that permanently stores data like firmware.
- 3. A specialized processor designed to accelerate graphics rendering and handle parallel processing tasks.
- 4. A hardware component, typically a circuit board or chip, that enables a computer to connect to a network.
- 5. A compact audio/video interface for transmitting uncompressed digital data.
- 6. A widely used networking technology for local area networks like LANs that allows devices to connect via cables.
- 8. A video display interface developed to transmit digital video content to display devices like monitors.
- 9. A digital circuit within the CPU that performs arithmetic like addition, subtraction and logical operations
- 11. A component of the CPU that directs the flow of data and tells the memory, and other internal devices how to respond to program instructions.
- 12. The main processor of the computer that executes instructions and processes data.
- 14. Often refers to a minicomputer or a smaller form factor device.
- 16. A type of flat panel display screen commonly used in monitors and televisions.
- 17. A traditional storage device that uses magnetic spinning disks to store data.
- 18. The file system that the Windows operating system uses for storing and retrieving files on hard drives.
- 20. A standard analog video display interface.
- 21. A technology that uses multiple hard drives to improve data redundancy, performance, or both.
- 23. A high-performance storage infrastructure containing only flash memory drives
