Computer Hardware

In the case of having an ATI HD 4330 in your laptop, it is vital what the other components are. Most of the time, the game will run just fine, for example: I have a Radeon 3450 and it runs it quite well at 800x600 and 1024x768. (Quite fine in this example means: Average FPS is higher or equal to: 25-30) In case your laptop has 1 or 2 GB of ram, i'd suggest to upgrade the RAM before trying to play the game. And although the HD 4330 is part of the newer builds of ATI, still try to use quite lowish settings, because the chip still isn't up to power like desktop-builds varying from the X1950XT up to the HD4870.

No. False!!

you put it in the USB port located on the side of you hp

Usually the hard drives are considered secondary. The RAM (Random Access Memory) is the primary memory.

Typically, input devices, or peripherals.

I think by plugin you mean things like Adobe Flash plugin or winamp plugins. so if i try to answer your question with this assumption, plugins are software.

They are modules that can be added to or removed from a software (browser, music player etc.) which are implemented for a specific purpose (playing flash movies etc.) They are developed with certain restrictions and guidelines which are enforced by the application that hosts the plugin. They are not hardware since you cannot hold them in your hands, you can consider them as just small programs that are installed to an application.

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No. The CPU cores run at a much higher frequency than the bus speed in any personal computer built within the last 15 years or so.

You need to install the drivers for the sound card your computer has installed in it.

Right-click on My Computer and select Manage or double-click the Computer Management icon under Administrative Tools

You can edit movies using Windows Movie Maker, which comes pre-installed with most new Windows distributions. If you are one of the 7% of Americans who use a Mac, you should switch to Windows.

Im not saying that. I'm saying a software that will let me cut out the middle of my video, not just the ends. I don't want one that cuts out the last 3 secconds and the first 6. I want one that will cut out the seconds between 6 and 12 so I'm left with 1-5 and 13-20 put in one video.

ATX and MicroATX (aka uATX) are the two most common but if you look for a third that you will frequently run across, it would be mini-ITX for the small-form-factor style of machines. I don't sell many of the mini-ITX designs through my store as most people who buy from me tend to prefer the larger, more flexible build designs. It all depends on what you require, however.

POST will indicate error messages by a series of beeps or a series of lighted-up LEDs (depending on your computer).

antivirus software, such as Norton 360

Yes. Digital processing is the most commonly used form as the computer works with bits and byte. The most popular example of analog processing of data is ECG, where the signal are in analog form.

The interface between a computer and printer in which computer sends multiple bits signal to the printer.

Ensure the cable is plugged in correctly

There are 6 different modes. S0 S1 S2 S3 S4 S5 S0- Working S1-: All processor caches are flushed, and the CPU(s) stop executing instructions. Power to the CPU(s) and RAM is maintained; devices that do not indicate they must remain on may be powered down. S2- The CPU is powered off. S3- Commonly referred to Standy By or Sleep. The RAM is still powered. S4- Hibernation. All content of main memory is saved to non-volatile memory such as hard drive, and is powered on. S5- Soft Off-- G2, S5, and Soft Off are synonyms. G2 is almost the same as G3 Mechanical Off, but some components remain powered so the computer can "wake" from input from the keyboard, clock, modem, LAN, or USB device.

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Neither are important

Yes, is built in microphone and could capture videos and othe effects and feature http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Go!Cam

There is no consensus on the part of scientists whether a self-aware computer/robot is possible, since no one knows the source of even human consciousness. However, there is no question: it has not yet happened.

An external drive is one that is not in -side the computer- It is a Disk (hard) drive or can also be a CD drive which is connected by a cable to the computer. The connection is usually by SCSI, USB, or SATA(eSATA) connection. An external drive allows you to add a drive to the computer you are using - to expand storage or add a CD drive without actually having to open the computer to add another one. An external drive also allows you to move the drive from computer to computer, Portably. The external drive usually has it's own power supply and case.

Not many.

Without being specifically written to take advantage of multiple processors or else recompiled with altered settings, to do so, software gains no advantage from multiple processors (or 'cores').

However, you still have the advantage of 'extra processor power' in general (e.g. two processors of the same type is still twice the processing power of a single processor of that type).

The move to multiple cores and multiple processors has more to do with physical limitations which prevent manufacturers from simply increasing the 'clock' as had been the case for about a decade previously.

* Metal (stove enamelled; powder coated; plated; or just plain un-treated), for sheet metal workers and engineering companies. * Plastic mouldings and items manufactured out of a wide variety of plastic including: * Polycarbonate; * ABS; * Acrylic; * Vinyl; * Polyester.