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Why is cleaning your PC case important?
Motherboard
Random Access Memory
TMS 1000
No
Because dust can appear in your fan, slowing it down, causing CPU overheat.
Architecture
IBM
You wipe the hard drive, causing the loss of all data.
What does RAM stand for?
Motherboard
Random Access Memory
TMS 1000
No
Because dust can appear in your fan, slowing it down, causing CPU overheat.
Architecture
IBM
You wipe the hard drive, causing the loss of all data.
What's the basis on which computer parts are based?
Motherboard
Random Access Memory
TMS 1000
No
Because dust can appear in your fan, slowing it down, causing CPU overheat.
Architecture
IBM
You wipe the hard drive, causing the loss of all data.
What was the first microcomputer ever created?
Motherboard
Random Access Memory
TMS 1000
No
Because dust can appear in your fan, slowing it down, causing CPU overheat.
Architecture
IBM
You wipe the hard drive, causing the loss of all data.
What's the most important part when it comes to CPU's?
Motherboard
Random Access Memory
TMS 1000
No
Because dust can appear in your fan, slowing it down, causing CPU overheat.
Architecture
IBM
You wipe the hard drive, causing the loss of all data.
Can you fit processors of different architecture on one motherboard?
Motherboard
Random Access Memory
TMS 1000
No
Because dust can appear in your fan, slowing it down, causing CPU overheat.
Architecture
IBM
You wipe the hard drive, causing the loss of all data.
Who were the first ones to release a dual core processor?
Motherboard
Random Access Memory
TMS 1000
No
Because dust can appear in your fan, slowing it down, causing CPU overheat.
Architecture
IBM
You wipe the hard drive, causing the loss of all data.
What happens if you put a magnet next to your hard drive, and move it back and forth several times?
Motherboard
Random Access Memory
TMS 1000
No
Because dust can appear in your fan, slowing it down, causing CPU overheat.
Architecture
IBM
You wipe the hard drive, causing the loss of all data.
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