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Assembling a Computer System: Do's, Don'ts, and Important Considerations, Cheat Sheet of Computer science

Computer science

An explanation on how to assemble a computer system, including identifying computer parts, steps in the assembly process, and safety precautions. Topics covered also include computer peripherals, static electricity, and specific components like motherboard standoffs, i/o plates, and thermal paste.

Typology: Cheat Sheet

2022/2023

Uploaded on 01/14/2024

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Computer System assembly is the process of putting
computer parts together in their respective places.
The Do’s an Don’ts must be considered in assembling
a computer system.
This module will give you an explanation on how
to assemble a computer system and the Do’s and
don’ts that must be observed while doing the
assembly.
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Computer System assembly is the process of putting

computer parts together in their respective places.

The Do’s an Don’ts must be considered in assembling

a computer system.

This module will give you an explanation on how

to assemble a computer system and the Do’s and

don’ts that must be observed while doing the

assembly.

At the end of the lesson you will

• Define Computer assemble and disassemble.

• Identify computer parts included in computer

assemble/disassemble.

• State the steps in assembling computer system.

• Value the importance of the Safety Precautions

in assembling computer system.

Electrostatic Discharge (ESD) – The term used to describe the transfer of static electricity from one object to another. Motherboard standoffs - Threaded brass standoffs (Jack Screw Standoffs) is used for attaching the motherboard to the case chassis. I/O plate - A thin removable metal plate that protects the back of a computer and gives access to Input/output devices like USB. Notches - An indentation or incision on an edge or surface. RAM sticks has notches also.

Thermal Paste - A sticky paste placed directly onto the CPU or another IC for a more direct heat transfer between the chip and the heat sink. Phillips screwdriver - A screwdriver has a head with pointed edges in the shape of a cross, which fit neatly into the cross slots of a Phillips screw. Flat head screwdriver - A screwdriver with a wedge- shaped flat tip, used to tighten or loosen screws that have a straight, linear notch in their heads.