There are many different components required in building a PC:
Case or Chassis - Holds all the components together
Motherboard - Links the components of the PC together and is very important
Power Supply - This provides all the components inside of the PC with power (with an external connection to a power socket)
Central Processing Unit (CPU) - Handles all the calculations and operations of the PC, examples are Intel i7, AMD FX etc.
Random Access Memory (RAM) - Stores the running applications and data needed for the computer's operation
Hard Disk Drive - Stores the programs and operating system of the PC, also comes in SDD variety (solid-state, faster and more expensive)
Graphics Card - Not required but very common, allows PC to run graphics-intensive software such as games and video editing (most CPU's have powerful integrated graphics now)
Optical Drive - Not required but extremely useful when installing software, comes in different formats such as floppy disk, CD, DVD, blu-ray etc.
to assemble pats of computer
Motherboard connects every component of a computer and so its AKA "backbone of PC"
A component located inside the computer chassis / case.
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The CPU
pc,cables,hub,
hard drive
download/upload is dependent on connection bandwidth (speed) not component (pc, nook etc.)
PC chips
You will need to check what is required of your computer to run it but if it runs windowns 7 should have no problem.
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