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Modern computers are electronic devices used to compute, analyze, and display data to the user. Over the last decade, computers have increasingly grown smaller and more complex as transistor size has shrunk and roughly doubling in number for a given chip size in a s phenomenon is known as [[wikipedia:Moore's_law|Moore's law]]. | |||
The basic computer has various components designed to provide power to the unit, control the flow of electricity to various components, process commands, and to display and store data. Both consumer oriented computer hardware and server hardware utilized in enterprise environments have the same basic components. | |||
== Consumer Computer Hardware == | |||
=== Power Supply === | |||
=== Mainboard === | |||
=== Central Processing Unit === | |||
=== Graphics Processing Unit === | |||
=== Memory === | |||
=== Physical Storage === | |||
== Enterprise Server Hardware == | |||
=== Power Supply === | |||
=== Mainboard === | |||
=== Central Processing Unit === | |||
=== Graphics Processing Unit === | |||
=== Memory === | |||
=== Physical Storage === | |||
Revision as of 20:49, 27 May 2022
Modern computers are electronic devices used to compute, analyze, and display data to the user. Over the last decade, computers have increasingly grown smaller and more complex as transistor size has shrunk and roughly doubling in number for a given chip size in a s phenomenon is known as Moore's law.
The basic computer has various components designed to provide power to the unit, control the flow of electricity to various components, process commands, and to display and store data. Both consumer oriented computer hardware and server hardware utilized in enterprise environments have the same basic components.