You can change or upgrade your PC's processor if it is compatible with the motherboard. With some basic knowledge and care it can be fairly easy. If you have a motherboard user guide that also helps. Typically there will be a heat sink on the processor mounted on the processor socket. You need to remove this and take out the processor and then after putting the new processor you can put back the heat sink. As processors are very delicate static sensitive integrated circuits or modules make sure you use a anti-static wrist band or at least touch a metal surface before you handle the processor.
There are a number of help pages on web for this. Do some study by going through these.
The processor, hard drive, and RAM are the brain, the motherboard is the heart.
The processor, hard drive, and RAM are the brain, the motherboard is the heart.
Mouse,ram,keyboard,monitor,Motherboard,smps.
Components in a PC that determines speed are: RAM, Processor, and Hard Drive. In rare cases, the Motherboard.
Motherboard consist of slots where Processor & Memory can be attached. There are IDE or SATA ports on Motherboard to connect Harddisks. Motherboard is housed in Computer Cabinet which is called as CPU.
There are about ten main computer components.These include the case and the power supply.There is also the motherboard and the hard drive.Also there is a processor.
The fan unit helps keep the critical components of the computer cool to prevent overheating (i.e. processor, hard drive, motherboard, etc). The processor is especially susceptible to overheating and can actually melt a little if it gets too hot, ruining the processor and the entire computer.
It is unlikely that you can replace the motherboard with a new model. The laptop case is designed for that specific motherboard.
Since the motherboard serves as mounting or connecting base to all components in a computer you will have to diassemble almost everyting in order to replace it. You should be able to do it without diassembling the optical and hard drives and the power supply.
A motherboard with an ethernet port, a hard drive (with installed OS), processor, graphics processor, monitor, keyboard+mouse. Oh and a case to put the stuff in.
You can buy more RAM for your computer. It can speed up your computer depending on your memory usage. You can buy it at a local electronics store. RAM only improves a computer's speed to a certain point, at which motherboard components and processor speed limit computer performance. So the question is oversimplified as computer speed is governed by motherboard chipsets, processor core numbers and speed, RAM volume, hard drive writing speed, etc.
motherboard, processor, graphics card, RAM, hard drive