Computer

A processor with multiple independent processing units on one chip is called a:

Which internal computer component holds a small amount of data the CPU is currently working with, faster than cache?

What is the collection of physical, touchable parts of a computer system called?

Which of these is NOT a physical hardware component?

What term describes the main box that houses the motherboard, CPU, and drives?

Which device supplies backup power during a power failure, allowing safe shutdown?

Which unit of a computer is responsible for performing arithmetic and logical operations?

Which unit of the CPU directs and coordinates the operations of the entire computer?

Which term refers to a computer's motherboard socket where the processor is physically installed?

Which slot on a motherboard is commonly used to install a graphics card?

Which interface is commonly used to connect internal hard disks and SSDs to the motherboard?

Which type of computer memory is 'volatile', meaning it loses its contents when power is removed?

Which of the following best describes 'firmware'?

A device driver is best described as:

Which of the following is measured to describe monitor screen sharpness, e.g. 1920x1080?

Which term describes how many times per second a monitor redraws the image, measured in Hz?

Which cable/connector standard is now largely obsolete but was once common for analog video output?

Which storage media uses a laser to read and write data on a flat, round disc, e.g. a music CD?

Approximately how much data can a standard single-layer DVD typically hold?

Approximately how much data can a standard CD typically hold?

A Blu-ray disc, compared to a DVD, offers:

Which term refers to the set of programs and instructions that run on a computer?

Software that manages computer hardware and provides a platform for other programs is called:

Which of the following is an example of an operating system?

Which of the following is a widely used open-source operating system kernel?