Assuming you are wanting to buy the parts and build your own desktop PC from scratch you would need:
A case
A motherboard
A processor (CPU)
Cooling for the processor (a fan or water cooling unit)
Thermal paste
Memory
A graphics card (GPU)
At least one hard disk drive
A monitor
A power supply unit (PSU)
A CD/DVD drive
A mouse
A Keyboard
Plus all the software you require of course (Operating system etc...)
Optional extras might include: a sound card, a network card, a backup power supply (UPS), a joystick etc...
To be honest, in my experience, it's almost as cheap to buy a custom built PC these days!
The answer could be a switch or a router
Tucker
what are five typical features of a desktop computer
basically a thin desktop its just supposed to make the name of the computer sound better. basically a thin desktop its just supposed to make the name of the computer sound better. basically a thin desktop its just supposed to make the name of the computer sound better. basically a thin desktop its just supposed to make the name of the computer sound better.
It depended to your computer configuration.
probably the cpu, or central processing unit
hard drive
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You want to standardize the desktop environments in an office so that each employee can easily recognize and navigate through each computer. This makes it simple to move from computer to computer if necessary.
The answer could be a switch or a router
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My HP pavillion(Name on my computer) desktop is the regular desktop on my computer
the size of the desktop computer is (small).
the "computer term" for desktop is desktop
The difference between desktop computer and personal computer is that desktop computer is for everyone and personal computer is for your own self!
Tucker
No. The graphics chipset on a PS2 is integrated into the motherboard and is not a separate component. It can not be removed from the PS2.