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Laptop Hardware
Cards in this deck (12)
- 1T/F: Laptop batteries lose charge capacity over timeTrue
- 2What does SODIMM stand for and what is it?Small Outline Dual Inline Memory Module - a small form factor of RAM stick often used in laptops
- 3T/F: All laptop memory can be upgradedFalse - some laptop memory modules are soldered onto the motherboard
- 4What is the typical form factor size for a laptop harddrive?2.5 inches
- 5What is the typical form factor size for a desktop computer harddrive?3.5 inches
- 6What is the main difference between traditional Hard Drives (HDD) and Solid State Drives (SSD)?SSDs are much faster because they do not have any moving parts
- 7What technology/interface is used for smaller SSDs other than the traditional SATA connection?M.2
- 8What are some advantages of using an M.2 SSD?Smaller form factor and no cables
- 9What is the maximum speed of an SSD?600 MB per second
- 10What is the maximum speed of an M.2 card?4 GB per second
- 11What is the maximum capacity of an M.2 SSD?2 TB
- 12What are some common laptop OS authentication methods?Password - facial recognition - fingerprint scanner - NFC
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- CompTIA Digital Technologies Flashcards on Laptop Hardware, created by Garret Osgood on 06/06/2024.
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