This depends on the computer chips in question. If they are surface mounted chips, no. But if they are socketed or soldered through the board, they can be replaced.
The CPU and the RAM are "computer chips," and replacing them is fairly simple. However, you would not be able to replace the chipset chips, and even if you could get them off without damaging the motherboard, finding replacements might be a bit difficult, and installing the new ones would be impossible for the average home hobbyist.
There are computer chips in the engine, trans, abs, airbag computers. Also in some door switches, the radio. None of the switches are replaceable with out changing the entire component.There are computer chips in the engine, trans, abs, airbag computers. Also in some door switches, the radio. None of the switches are replaceable with out changing the entire component.
Computer printers do indeed have replaceable memory. These computers are relatively new in age and have many wonderful memory features.
Chips! A sandwich shop sells chips, a computer has computer chips in it, and a casino has poker chips.
Computer chips are I.C.s (Integrated Circuits) exaples of which are Memory (RAM Chips) CPU Processor, Video Chips.
Chip? Dodge does not have any replaceable "chips" in any of its computers.
Computer chips are made from silicon and sand that has a high quartz content. Computer chips help to store computer memory.
Silicon is used in computer chips.
Mcain oven chips. LOL
The Computer Chips first used in cars were in 1981, was in the carburetor. General Motors and Corvettes were the first pioneers in placing computer chips in cars.
They both have chips. lol
The flasher function is taken care of internally by the computer that is part of the under hood fuse box. There is no replaceable flasher.The flasher function is taken care of internally by the computer that is part of the under hood fuse box. There is no replaceable flasher.
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