PC Architecture by Michael B. Karbo instant download

PC Architecture by Michael B. Karbo instant download

This guide is written in easy language and contains a lot of illustrations. It should therefore not be too difficult to understand the content. However, I am assuming that the reader already has some practical experience with PC’s and is familiar with the most basic computer jargon (bits, bytes, RAM, etc.). I have also assumed some knowledge of Windows and the various system tools. Most PC’s can easily be dismantled without needing special tools, and you should at least take the “lid” off your PC so that you can familiarize yourself with the electronics, preferably with a torch in hand. I’m not expecting you to immediately launch off into the complete disassembly of your PC into its individual pieces. You are welcome to do this, but at your own risk.
However, I would like to give you enough insight into and confidence about your PC’s workings that you would dare to upgrade your PC, for example, with a new hard disk or more RAM. And if you should end up building your next PC yourself, I would be more than satisfied.