No. ROM is an acronym for Read Only Memory. ROM can range from computer chips that hold instructions for running the computer to CD-ROMs or DVD-ROMs.
The memory that CAN be written to is RAM, which is an acronym for Random Access Memory.
The 'Mother board' is the main circuit board of the system unit.
ROM is 'Read Only Memory'. One of these memory chips may be soldered directly to the mother board.
no
Yes
Motherboard
The 'Mother board' is the main circuit board of the system unit. ROM is 'Read Only Memory'. One of these memory chips may be soldered directly to the mother board.
The main circuit board of a computer's system unit is called the motherboard. Motherboards feature different form factors e.g. ATX, BTX and NLX.
The main circuit board of a computer's system unit is called the motherboard. Motherboards feature different form factors e.g. ATX, BTX and NLX.
External to the main board of circuitry is the power supply ... in computers additional sub-modules complete the overall system ie. a computer (this sometimes includes a visual display unit , VDU (ie. LCD display) ) and may incorporate a display.
A system unit is the main part processing unit and devises of a micro computer. A system unit includs a board called a mother board that holds a micro processor ship .The system unit is housed within the system cabinet
there are both used in some electronics eg circuit breakers,ring main unit,circuit board.
The main circuit board of a computer is referred to as the motherboard. It's called a motherboard. any smaller circuit boards attached to it that stick out the back are called PCI cards and have different functions (networking, sound, video and such)
System unit components include the processor, memory module, cards, ports, and connectors. Many of the system unit's components reside on a circuit board called the motherborad.
It's a central process unit management system or server management system.
Key board, Mouse, Screen, Central Processing Unit, Micro board System etc.
a circuit board The CPU or (central processing unit).