it essentials pc hardware & software v4.1
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IT Essentials PC Hardware & Software v4.1. Chapter 1 – Introduction to the PC Jeopardy Review Darren Shaver (Some questions originally from Stacie Bender) Kubasaki High School Okinawa, Japan. Start Menu. 100. 100. 100. 100. 100. 100. 200. 200. 200. 200. 200. 200. 300. 300. - PowerPoint PPT PresentationTRANSCRIPT
IT Essentials PC Hardware & Software v4.1
Chapter 1 – Introduction to the PC
Jeopardy ReviewDarren Shaver
(Some questions originally from Stacie Bender)
Kubasaki High SchoolOkinawa, Japan
Chapter 1 – Introduction to the PC
Jeopardy ReviewDarren Shaver
(Some questions originally from Stacie Bender)
Kubasaki High SchoolOkinawa, Japan
Start Menu
Motherboard
Main System
Potpourri
Components
Input/ Output
Cables & More
Final Jeopardy
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Motherboard 100
The size and shape of motherboards or computer case.
What is a form factor?
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Motherboard 200
Two types of the common form factors used for building computers.
What are ATX, Mini-ATX, Micro-ATX, NLX, LPX, BTX?
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Motherboard 300
Two characteristics determined by the motherboard chip set.
What are the maximum RAM and connector types?
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Motherboard 400
Type of CPU instruction set with smaller instruction designed to be executed rapidly.
What is RISC (Reduced Instruction Set Computing)?
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Motherboard 500
The Northbridge chip set controls these items.
The speed and access at which the CPU can communicate with RAM and the video card?
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Main System 100
This type of memory retains its contents even when the computer is powered down (non-volatile).
What is ROM? (Read Only Memory)?
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Main System 200
A request from a device for communication with the CPU.
What is an IRQ? (Interrupt Request)
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Main System 300
Cache uses this type of memory to store data frequently needed by the CPU.
What is SRAM?
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Main System 400
The type of ROM that can be flashed or changed while in the computer.
What is EEPROM (Electrically Erasable Programmable Read Only Memory)?
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Main System 500
System resources used to communicate between the CPU and other components.
What are DMA, IRQs and I/O addresses?
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Potpourri 100
Type of writeable optical storage device which holds about 4.3GB of data.
What is a DVD-R+/-?
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Potpourri 200
Term used when measuring the number of dots (width & lenth) on a computer monitor.
What is screen resolution? EX: 640x480
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Potpourri 300
Type of CPU with a variable length instruction set.
What is CISC (Complicated Instruction Set Computing)?
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Potpourri 400
Type of storage device which uses non-volatile chips instead of a spinning disk.
What is a SSD (Solid State Drive)?
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Potpourri 500
Hard drives and motors use this measurement for speed.
What is RPM (Revolutions per Minute)?
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Components100
Newest type of expansion slot used for data intensive needs such as video, hi-speed storage, etc.
What is PCI-Express? (Peripheral Component Interconnect – Express)
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Components200
These types of storage devices are less reliable because they have moving parts and consume more electricity.
What is a HDD (Hard Disk Drive)?
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Components300
Redundant hard disks drives programmed to act as a single disk and protect against failure.
What is a RAID? (Redundant Array of Inexpensive Disks)
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Components400
Newest and fastest type of RAM.
What is DDR3?
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Components500
Type of adaptor card used to transfer a video signal to a computer.
What is a video capture card?
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Input/Output 100
Two output devices for sound.
What are speakers and headphones?
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Input/Output 200
Two most common output devices.
What are the monitor and printer?
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Input/Output 300
Two most common input devices.
What are keyboard and mouse (pointing device)?
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Input/Output 400
Input device often used to create images of families and pets.
What are digital cameras?
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Input/Output 500
Output device that employs the use of polarizing filters with a liquid crystal solution between them.
What is an LCD Monitor?
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Cables & More100
SATA data cables have this many conductors.
What is 7? Extra 100 points for the power connector.
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Cables & More 200
This type of data cable can have either 40 or 80 conductor wires.
What is PATA or EIDE?
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Cables & More 300
The maximum length of the cable pictured here.
What is 50 feet? (Serial Cable)
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Cables & More 400
Feature for a USB cable not found in a serial cable.
What is power to run the external devices?
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Cables & More 500
The types of connectors for IEEE 1394a and IEEE 1394b.
What are 6-pin or 4-pin for 1394a and 9-pin for 1394b?
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Final Jeopardy
Features of RAID Levels 1, 3, & 0/1
Question: What are 1: Disk Mirroring, high performance, high cost3: Byte-level data striping, doesn’t support simultaneous requests.0/1: Combo of striping and parity, supports simultaneous requests, slower than 0 or 1