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Computer Engineering Motherboard
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Answer 33 questions in 15 minutes.
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Match each statement with the correct term.
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This is a study tool. The 3 wrong answers for each question are randomly chosen from answers to other questions. So, you might find at times the answers obvious, but you will see it re-enforces your understanding as you take the test each time.
1. Hard disk drives can be used for recording digital video images and can be built into the camera or attached to the outside of the camera - it is the primary memory unit
Buses
HDD
DRAM
DIMM
2. Microprocessors in a computer - it activates programs in a computer
CPU
what does flashing a bios mean?
HDD
CNR
3. A coded program that is executed when the computer system is first turned on the provides low- level access to the hard disk - video - and keyboard.
BIOS
DRAM
XT
Buses
4. The most common form factor for PC systems presently in use. ATX motherboards and cases make better use of space and resources than did the AT form factor.
ATX
what does flashing a bios mean?
BIOS
NLX
5. Peripheral Component Interconnect
AMR
PCI
ATX
BTX
6. This is used to connect the mother board and the CPU together
Southbridge
SATA
Zif...
I/O devices
7. Component of the chipset that allows the CPU to communicate with the hard drives - sound card - USB ports - and other I/O ports.
I/O devices
Buses
DIMM
Southbridge
8. The most common computer memory which can be used by programs to perform necessary tasks while the computer is on
Zif...
RAM
what is the three types of memory for a MB
CNR
9. A miniature circuit board used in newer computers to hold memory. called Dual Line Memory modulo
DIMM
NLX
what does flashing a bios mean?
CPU
10. EEPROM - Chace - RAM
what is the three types of memory for a MB
Micro ATX
Form Factor
DIMM
11. Serial ATA (Serial Advanced Technology Attachment) is a new standard for connecting hard drives into computer systems
CMOS
SATA
AMR
BIOS
12. It means updating it.
what does flashing a bios mean?
SATA
AGP
DIMM
13. Technology uses battery power to retain information even when the power to the computer is turned off.
PCI
CMOS
Form Factor
AMR
14. Universal asynchronous receiver transmitter
UART
DRAM
what does flashing a bios mean?
Motherboard
15. A tool used to permanently attach pieces of equipment to a motherboard
UART
SATA
Sodder
DRAM
16. Parallel ATA interface also called also EIDE - IDE - and ATAPI. SATA is faster.
PATA
AT
SATA
Form Factor
17. This is when tracers work together
Buses
PCI
ATX
what is the three types of memory for a MB
18. On a motherboard - the type and location of components - as well as the size of the board itself. (1)
Form Factor
Sodder
AT
Buses
19. A Expansion card - that allows better graphics
DRAM
Buses
AGP
Motherboard
20. INPUT/OUTPUT STORAGE DEVICES: FLASH MEMORY - EXTERNAL HARD DRIVE.
I/O devices
Micro ATX
PATA
PCI
21. A circuit board that contains all of the computer system's main components.
what is the three types of memory for a MB
SATA
Motherboard
XT
22. Smaller than the PATA bus allows better cool down
controllers
DRAM
SATA
Northbridge
23. Contain circuits that all allows it to 'Talk' to the MB
Sodder
AMR
controllers
SATA
24. Also called Advance technology - it was a motherboard that sent PC computers booming - this was created in 1983
what does flashing a bios mean?
Zif...
ATX
AT
25. It is the smaller version of an ATX. It can be used in an ATX case - but using lower wattage for heat production.
Micro ATX
SATA
DRAM
XT
26. A motherboard that became the default standard for many businesses to copy with permission
what is the three types of memory for a MB
XT
Southbridge
SATA
27. Communication network riser
CNR
UART
DIMM
PCI
28. Memory modules (DIMMs) on the motherboard.
Southbridge
Tracer
DRAM
PCI
29. Used to connect pieces of the motherboard together with this wire
NLX
DIMM
I/O devices
Tracer
30. Audio modem riser
Micro ATX
BIOS
NLX
AMR
31. Component of the chipset that controls access to the RAM - videocard - and the speeds at which the CPU can communicate with them.
PCI
AGP
controllers
Northbridge
32. Older form factor used for slimline desktop- style computers. Does NOT have expansion slots and uses a riser card instead of a system board. also known as daughterboard
BIOS
NLX
CPU
XT
33. The latest form factor expected to replace ATX. It has higher quality fans - is designed for better air flow - and has improved structural support for the motherboard.
Zif...
AMR
PATA
BTX