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CPU
It owes its name to the acronym for Central Processing Unit, and is responsible for the interpretation and execution of many of the commands of the other elements of computer hardware and software. For this reason, it is often called the computer brain.
RAM
Its function is to provide the computer with memory to store instructions and information temporarily, so that the processor can access it. Maintains short-term memory, that is, during a work session. RAM information is lost when the computer is turned off.
Storage media
These means give the option of saving information longer than RAM. The hard disk has various elements that store information magnetically. You can also connect external forms of storage such as an external hard drive or a USB stick and have the information outside the computer.
Motherboard
It is a circuit board that forms the basis of the computer. Located next to the bottom of the chassis, it allows a path for electricity and communication to move between the CPU, RAM, and other hardware.
Monitor
It shows the graphic and video information that the computer generates through the video card. It is an external equipment to the PC cover, and it is connected with a cable to a port on the video card.
Monitors are usually of two types: LCD or CRT. The former look like older televisions and are very large, and the LCDs are thinner and have better graphics quality. Besides there are many others, and for example you can buy cheap gaming monitors.
Keyboard
It is a typewriter-like device, but with more characters, which can serve as commands, and be used to write text. Virtually all keyboards follow the QWERTY model to display their keys.
Mouse
It is the element that is used to manipulate the different objects on the screen. It can be laser, wired, ball or wireless. The mouse detects the movement and sends instructions to the computer to move the cursor on the screen and thus interact with files, windows and other software elements.
Graphics card
It allows the computer to send graphic information to the monitor. Video cards are usually rectangular, and have many contacts in the background. Most of them have a PCIe format, but there are also some in PCI and AGP format.