Evaluating Your System Hardware and Performance
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The document evaluates different aspects of a computer system, including hardware components like the CPU, RAM, storage devices and ports. It discusses evaluating and upgrading these components, such as adding more RAM or replacing the hard drive with a larger capacity one. It also covers maintaining the system through tools and updating software and hardware drivers.
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- Chapter 6 discusses how to evaluate your computer system to determine whether it is meeting your needs. You’ll start by figuring out what you want your ideal computer to be able to do. You’ll then learn about important components of your computer system (its CPU, memory, storage devices , audio and video devices, and ports) and how these components affect your system. You’ll also learn about the various utilities available to help speed up and clean up your system. Chapter 7. Networks can increase the usefulness of computers. In this chapter, we’ll discuss networks, including home networks that share an Internet connection. Because networks are vulnerable to intrusion, we’ll also discuss computer threats, both what they are and how to prevent them.