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| show | A small circuit board inserted in an expansion slot and used to communicate between the system bus and a peripheral device. Also called an interface card.
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| show | The number system used by computers; it has only two numbers, 0 and 1, called binary digits, or bits.
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| show | A collection of eight bits that can represent a single character.
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| show | Adapter boards or interface cards placed into expansion slots to expand the functions of a computer, allowing it to communicate with external devices such as monitors or speakers.
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| show | A group of chips on the motherboard that controls the timing and flow of data and instructions to and from the CPU.
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| show | The speed, or frequency, expressed in MHz, that controls activity on the motherboard and is generated by a crystal or oscillator located somewhere on the motherboard.
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| show | he technology used to manufacture microchips. CMOS chips require less electricity, hold data longer after the electricity is turned off, and produce less heat than earlier technologies. The configuration or setup chip is a CMOS chip.
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| show | The program in system BIOS that can change the values in CMOS RAM. Also called BIOS setup.
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| show | The lines on the system bus that the CPU uses to send and receive data.
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| show | A miniature circuit board installed on a motherboard to hold memory. DIMMs can hold up to 4 GB of RAM on a single module.
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