Yes, you can install multiple hard drives in your computer. If you have multiple internal bays then you can install drives inside the case. If not, you can buy external Firewire and USB drives that attach to the ports on the back of your computer. If you are unfamiliar with opening your computer, then choosing an external solution is the easiest and beth method.
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A barebones system is a partially assembled computer one can purchase. It will usually contain the case, power supply, and CPU. It is up to the user to install RAM, hard drives, optical drives, and any peripherals he / she may want.
Perhaps, because there might be not enough place after you install the motherboard to install your drives. The CPU or the RAMs might be in they way. There is surely no other magical reason to it.
I usually put in the motherboard first. After the motherboard you put in the CPU & then the CPU cooler which is rather difficult to install if there are other components (like hard drives) on the way. By putting in the motherboard first everything else is much easier.
secondary memories are the memories by which CPU proccesses his programs and application.
NO, cell phones contin a cpu, input and output devices but no hard drive
Ports, hard drives and other drives settings, boot order, memory and CPU settings.
The purpose of secondary memory is storage of data that is not immediately needed for processing by the CPU. Examples of secondary devices are hard drives and optical drives.
Memory can be improved by regularly engaging in activities that challenge the brain, such as puzzles or learning new skills. Getting enough quality sleep, managing stress, and staying physically active also support memory function. Additionally, techniques like mnemonic devices, visualization, and chunking information can help improve memory retention.
It makes sure that all the other chips,hard drives,ports,and CPU function together.
CPU's or central processing units do not actually store data. There is a minimal amount of data on board but the storage takes place on the hard and solid state drives.