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| 1. | A small amount of very fast memory used to store data currently being processed. (L1, L2, L3 cache in CPU. Hard Drive might have cache) |
| 2. | The small, usually black and square or rectangle shaped, component that contains sensitive electronics. |
| 4. | The central component of a computer system, containing the processing and storage components |
| 6. | a program running in memory |
| 7. | The design of a component so that it is unique to the company selling it. (a Samsung charger wont fit a Motorola phone) |
| 9. | A computer component that is replaced instead of repaired. |
| 10. | A part from a computer system. |
| 14. | The strength of electrical current, measured in Volts (120V). |
| 16. | A danger or risk. |
| 19. | times per second |
| 20. | The chip used by the CPU to obtain data from particular addresses in RAM |
| 21. | Input/Output devices that are built into the motherboard. |
| 22. | the amount of power required to run a device, or the amount of power that a PSU can produce to run devices. (60W) (formula: W=VxA). |
| 23. | The release of static electricity when two objects come into contact. |
| 27. | The quartz oscillator that controls the pace of electrical signals on the different buses. |
| 28. | A temporary storage location for data waiting to be processed |
| 29. | Any component that allows data to be put into the System Unit |
| 34. | Electricity that alternates quickly between a negative and a positive charge, as found coming from a wall outlet(120vAC) |
| 36. | The group of wires between the CPU and the Memory Controller Chip (MCC). |
| 37. | A computer component that converts and regulates 110v AC to various DC voltages used in the computer. |
| 40. | The federal agency that oversees the safety of a workplace environment. |
| 41. | A type of CPU socket that opens up to allow a CPU to be installed with no force. |
| 43. | A voltage output circuit in a PSU |
| 47. | a computer component used to permanently store large amounts of data |