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Spirtec X900 Desktop Computer Overview

The Spirtec X900 Desktop Computer features a durable metal case with rubber-covered ports to protect against dust. Its internal components include a power supply, motherboard, and efficient cooling systems like a fan and heat sink to manage heat. The computer also offers ample data storage and a CD/DVD drive for file transfer.

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Spirtec X900 Desktop Computer Overview

The Spirtec X900 Desktop Computer features a durable metal case with rubber-covered ports to protect against dust. Its internal components include a power supply, motherboard, and efficient cooling systems like a fan and heat sink to manage heat. The computer also offers ample data storage and a CD/DVD drive for file transfer.

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Inside the Computer

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Thank you for purchasing the


Spirtec X900 Desktop Computer! Take a
moment to learn about your new computer
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Exterior
The X900 features a durable metal case. This protects it
from typical wear and damage.
Every port has a fitted rubber cover. These prevent interior
dust buildup.

In te rio r
Your computer’s power supply connects to the motherboard
This is what drives the X900’s powerful processor!
All that power produces heat. That’s why your X900 has
an efficient fan and heat sink. These keep
internal temperatures at a safe, low level.
• You’ll find lots of data storage on
CD/DVD drive
I the hard drive. Also, transfer ^ pp
004 files with the built-in An |

motherboard

Get ready!
0 Before you read the passage, talk about
these questions. Vocabulary
1 What features protect the interior of a computer? 0 Read the sentence pairs. Choose which
outer case, fan, heat sink
2 What parts of a computer allow it to function? word or phrase best fits each blank.
motherboard, power supply and processor
1 cover/ processor
Reading A A cover
_______ _prevents a computer
from getting dirty.
0 Read the brochure. Then, mark the following processor
statements as true (T) or false (F). B The new _______ . is faster than
the old one.
T
1 __The computer’s ports are protected from
interior dust buildup. 2 port / case
F
2 __The computer has a display that shows its
case
A The computer’s _______ . protects
internal temperature. it from damage.
F CD/DVD drive can be purchased separately.
3 __A B The cable plugs into the port
0 Place the correct words and phrases from Speaking
the word bank under the correct headings. (D With a partner, act out the roles below
based on Task 7. Then, switch roles.

USE LANGUAGE SUCH AS:


heat sink hard drive power supply
motherboard CD/DVD drive fan Is there a problem ...
If I were you ...
Routing Accessing I’d b e tte r...
Cooling
Energy Data
L
heat sink motherboard CD/DVD drive
Student A: You are an engineer. Talk to Student
fan power supply hard drive
B about:
• a possible problem with a computer
• why you think the problem exists
0 »» Listen and read the brochure again. • how to solve the problem
What parts of a computer prevent it from
overheating?
Student B: You are an engineer. Talk to Student
A about solving a problem with a computer.
Listening
0 *» Listen to a conversation between two Writing
engineers. Check (/) the problems with the
computer that the engineers identify. © Use the conversation from Task 8 to
complete the repair request.
1
1 □
_| slow processor
2 □ warm case
3 □ malfunctioning motherboard
□ loud fan

5 □
□ defective heat sink

0 »' Listen again and complete the


conversation.

Ere ~«eer 1: Hey, Greta. Have you used the


computer in the conference room? r
Ere -^eer 2: No. Is there a 1 problem
______ with it?
overheating
Eroneer 1: Yeah. I think it’s 2 ______ .
E- : - T i ' 2: Oh, that’s not good. What’s it doing?
Ere -e er 1: Well, the processor is working
really slow
3 _____________ . And the case feels
unusually warm.
Machine:
make a lot
E- ; - f r ' 2: Does it 4 _________________ .of
noise? Describe problem: I noticed that the computer.
E ro n e e r 1: Now that you mention it, 5 __the
fan did seem really loud.
______
E* : i r 2: It sounds like you’re right. If I were you, I think the problem is
heat sink
I’d replace the 6 ______________.
Request: The computer needs
Ere -« e r 1: Yeah, it’s probably defective. I’d better
give that a try.
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