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How to Buy the Best Computer Components

February 27, 2020 Michael Green Computer Memory

Those individuals who’re computer knowledge consists of pressing the power button, could find purchasing hardware to become somewhat confusing. It will give you an advantage when it comes to haggling for a good price plus shopping for the hardware while using perfect specifications and yes it pays to understand a lot about computers. Shopping for laptop computer part doesn’t end with just knowing the brand name and the particular hardware; you could not understand it, however, you will even need to understand if it is compatible while using rest of the hardware, just what the capacity of your respective hardware is, and what the performance level is of your respective current hardware.

Computers, like many other electronics, have various cables and ports that need to get connected correctly to work. Ports and cables are vital to some computer setup. The type of parts found in the CPU or Central Processing Unit will also determine the kind of parts for the mouse and keyboard, which could either be a round socket or perhaps a USB port as connecting cables.

Additionally, you must determine the ability of each laptop computer hardware. Some will work, some won’t. You can see this in the model. When you are looking to the best it is a good option to check on the laptop computer. Don’t forget …

Computer Components Inside the CPU

January 29, 2020 Michael Green Computer Architecture

Talking of the computer components inside the CPU, you would be completely amazed to know that almost one-third of the CPU is empty. It just looks that big. So if you ask me questions like if that is the case then why don’t they make the CPUs smaller in size? I simply won’t have an answer to that. But to be very honest the biggest computer components inside the CPU are the motherboard. Rest nothing is more than six to eight inches in size.

Easier Than You Think To Build A Computer Your Self

If you are planning to build a computer your self at home then it is actually easier than you think. The computer components that you need to get from the market are the CPU cabinet, mainboard, processor, and RAM based on the type of motherboard you are using, hard disk, an optical drive which can be a CD or DVD drive based on your needs. I would suggest you go for a DVD writer as that would help you work with all both CDs and DVDs disks. Initially, floppy drives used to be an inevitable part of the CPU but these days with the usage of the USB based flash drives no one bothers about the floppy drives, and a LAN card for your internet to work. …

MBA in Information Technology – What You Will Learn There

December 14, 2019 Michael Green Computer Skills

MBA in Information Technology is becoming increasingly popular and is playing an increasing role in all areas and worldwide. This is especially true for developing countries, there are active development of software, network technology, and call centers.

MBA in Information Technology is usually closely associated with the business community and is based on the real needs of high-tech and rapidly changing business environment. MBA in Information Systems does not require knowledge of IT or computers. Learning actually takes place from scratch.

The program has subjects that introduce the knowledge on key aspects of IT, which MBA student necessarily needs to know to work in this industry, as well as provide expertise on the most advanced systems. All that the industry sees as its components, is taught in one form or another.

Training is based on such key categories:

Practical IT skills
Development of thinking
Preparation of competent communicators in a variety of business situations
Computer Science
The creation, development and implementation of quality IT projects
Understanding the basics of management
Application of theoretical knowledge and skills in industrial environment

You have to go training, as well as to solve many cases, to become an experienced professional at the time of graduation. You will be prepared to work in an IT environment, because it is not sufficient only to have professional knowledge …

Dwayne Johnson

November 23, 2019 Michael Green Computer Skills

‘’Can you smell what The Rock is cooking!’’ We all must’ve heard this line. Yes… It’s from the famous wrestler- The Rock! Also known as Dwayne Johnson. Apart from wrestling, he is also a successful actor. His upcoming movie Jumanji- The Next Level will be released in December. Here are some facts about the 47-year-old American- Canadian. Let’s see what you’ve missed!

Dwayne loved playing football while growing up, he even got a scholarship from the University of Miami, yet he suffered from a back injury and that cost him a place in the NFL. He then went to engage in a career in wrestling. Of course, wrestling should not be done at home or at school. But what you can do is indulge yourself in a virtual ring at Kitty Bingo online in the comfort of your home. Unleash your wrestling skills with entertaining slots like Lucha Legends Slot. You can play this game on any device you want!

Dwayne signs up with WWE in 1996. He was known as The Rock. But in 2000, the Rock took a break from Wrestling and started acting. He made his appearance in The Mummy Returns (2001). He also did The Scorpion King (2002). His acting career went well as he was famous and fitted in those movies. He was also included in …

How I Teach Computer Basics (Part 1: 7 Main Hardware Components)

November 21, 2019 Michael Green Computer Technician

Hello all,

I like to fix computers, but what I like is teaching others how to understand / repair computers. I try to simplify all kinds of explanations so that even beginners can understand what I teach. Here’s how I teach / explain the seven main computer components:

1) Motherboard

The motherboard is the heart of the computer. Every other part of the computer sits or is connected to the motherboard in a number of ways. The motherboard is a rectangular colored board at the bottom of the case. Motherboards can also be called “main boards”, “system boards”, or “mobos”.

2) CPU

CPU (Central Processing Unit) is the brain of the computer. It runs the software and processes the data that you are working on. The CPU is above the motherboard and is covered by a cooler and a cooling fan.

3) RAM

RAM (Random Access Memory) stores or remembers the software data that you are running. The RAM module (“stick”) is long and thin and looks like a short ruler. Each RAM module is installed in the appropriate slot on the motherboard.

4) Video Card

The video card creates images that appear on the computer monitor. Almost all modern video cards are installed in the AGP (Accelerated Graphics Port) slot, or PCI Express (Peripheral Component Interconnect Express) slot on the …