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Computer Hardware

Computer hardware is a general term used to refer to all the physical parts of a computer. Internal hardware devices include hard drives and motherboards, while external hardware devices include monitors, mice, keyboards, and printers.

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What type of psu is compatible with the apevia x-dreamer 4 metal mid-tower atx computer case?

All ATX-standard computer cases are compatible with all ATX-standard power supply units. Another issue is the selection of a PSU suitable for your computer components - what is the current consumption of your computer?

How much douse a Gaming Computer cost?

I built my gaming computer and spent $800 (Canadian dollars) on it and i can play battlefield 3 on ultra no problems what so ever. If you wanted one pre-built i would say anywhere from 800-1000 would be sufficient.

Does SiS651 chipset support 1680x1050 VGA desired for upgrading to 22 or 24 inch LCD widescreen monitor Microsoft Windows XP Home?

I suppose the answer is that I don't really know but am looking for the same.

In any case the hardware does support it as I have no problem running this resolution under Ubuntu. (My Kit is the original Asus Pundit)

Richard

Can you make a CD duplicator a DVD duplicator just by replacing the drives?

NO, CD duplicator use CDRW burner and reader for Cd disc only.

Some duplicator controllers such as Acard 2037, Wytron Cd-398 and Copystars Smart CD-717 were unable to control DVD duplication.

Moreover, older CD duplicator case has older and weaker power supply that may affect the stability of more power consuming DVD processing.

What is SFP?

The small form-factor pluggable (SFP) is a compact, hot-pluggable transceiver used for both telecommunication and data communications applications.

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Can you run Windows 7 on a Dell Dimension 2200?

Yes, but on a computer of that age, it would perform terribly. Even XP would generally be considered slow on such a computer these days. To install Windows 7, you would need to max out the RAM (very slow SDRAM) to 512 MB.

Why bus called bus?

Well a bus is a circuit that connects the CPU with other devices in a computer. So i i assume its much like a bus line.

What is the difference between ALU and CU?

ALU- Arithmetic Logic Unit

CU- Control Unit

alu performs the arithmetic and logic operations.

cu is the one which controls the entire processing.

Could not find any CD-ROM drive means?

You do not have any, or none of them is available by the system.

Where does the motherboard store the keyboard controller support programs?

Motherboards store the keyboard controller support programming, among other programs, on special type of device called a read-only memory (ROM) chip.

How do you get a DVD decoder?

If by DVD decoder you mean something to remove copy protection, the best out there is AnyDVD. If you mean the ability to play DVDs download K-Lite Mega Codec Pack.

What are computer functions?

A computer is a device commonly used to produce information, process and store data. A computer has an unlimited range of applications and can function in different ways.

How was a double sided fax sent to you on your HP 1240?

Other than a setting on your machine, the only idea I have is that the second side has no connection to the fax, especially if you recycle your paper.

What is the BIOS boot order on computer?

its what tell the computer what to boot first, it can be anything choosen by the bios, if you go into the bios you can change the boot order.

Do webcams work on iPod touches?

Only if you have the camera. You can use FaceTime, an app that comes with the iPod with camera. You can video chat with other iPod touch users or with people on computers with FaceTime.

Is it possible to use a mainframe computer with multiple workstations such that one workstation could be checking email another playing a video game and another recording music?

A "Mainframe" computer is usually a term for a large server. Using that as a central are for running processes. But what you are asking is complex. The technical answer is yes.

What is mean by CD pit?

Data on hard drives, flash drives or optical media (DVD, CD) is stored in binary format. This means that the data is reduced to 0's and 1's. A "CD Pit" is one of the 2 states of data (normally, a pit is a 1, no pit is a 0)