Where can i get pics of all the different computer components including every single one.?
Or is it possible for you to name every computer component there is.
I mean like, for example/ mother board/ graphics card.
The primary components of a PC are as follows. These are the individual parts you would need to buy in order to put together a computer yourself.
Motherboard
Processor
Case
Memory
Power Supply
Hard Drive
Optical (CD/DVD) Drive**
**This is not absolutely necessary, but usually required in order to install an operating system.
That will give you a base. Below are additional parts that may or may not be required depending on what motherboard you have purchased and what you already have on hand.
Video Card
Sound Card
Monitor
Operating System
Keyboard
Mouse
Fans such as the CPU and case fans are also required to cool the system, but usually included in the purchase with either a case or cpu.
Look at barebones kits. Most have one or two "missing" parts, plus you need to add an OS.
http://www.tigerdirect.com/applications/...
Case
Motherboard
Power Supply
CPU
RAM (memory)
Hard Drive
CD/DVD Drive
Fans (including CPU heatsink/fan)
Video Card (optional if mobo has integrated graphics).
Possibly many other "parts", but many are integrated into the motherboard (sound, lan, usb, more).
you can get pictures on a sales website like newegg.com or tigerdirect.com
The parts of a comp are:
MOBO (Mother board)
Ram (memory)
HD (hard drive)
DVD-RW (or cd-rom or dvd-rom)
CPU (Processor)
Video Card (graphics card)
PSU (Power supply)
That's your basic computer, you may add stuff like nic cards, wireless adapters, extra usb ports.
internal:
hard disc, mother board, graphics card, RAM, CD/DVD reader/writer, floppy drive, Cabinet+SMPS, CMOS battery, processor, processor fan,
external:
mouse kb speakers monitor webcam lightpen printer headset
modem cud be either internal or external..
i hope i didnt miss any..
You can do a Google image search for each computer component.
http://www.pcmech.com/build/
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