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Mother-Board

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Student 1 Name: Manav Mehta Student 3 Name: Bhargav Paneliya


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Student 2 Name: Manav Sindhava Student 4 Name: Savan Pansara


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• Introduction to
Motherboard
• Types of Motherboards
• Motherboard
Components
• Motherboard
Connectors
• Motherboard
Troubleshooting
• Conclusion
• Introduction to
Motherboard
• A motherboard is a vital
component of a computer. It is the
main printed circuit board that
holds all the components of a
computer together. It is the
foundation of all the components
and provides a connection
between them.
• Motherboards come in different
sizes and shapes, depending on
the type of computer. It contains a
variety of slots and ports that
allow users to connect various
components such as a processor,
memory, hard drive, and video
•Types of Motherboards
• There are two main types
of motherboards: AT and ATX.
AT motherboards are the oldest type
and are no longer used in
modern computers. ATX motherboards are
the most commonly used type and
are found in most modern computers.
• The size of the motherboard is determined
by the type of case the computer is in.
Most cases can fit both AT and ATX
motherboards, but some cases can only fit
one type. It is important to make sure
the motherboard is the correct size for the
case.
• Motherboard Components
• A motherboard contains a variety of
components that allow it to function
properly. These components include
the processor, memory, expansion
slots, and ports. The processor is the
main component of the motherboard
and is responsible for processing data.
• Memory is also an important
component of the motherboard. It
stores data that the processor can
access quickly. Expansion slots and
ports allow users to connect
additional components to the
motherboard, such as a graphics card
or a hard drive.
• Motherboard Connectors
• Motherboards have a variety of
connectors that allow users to
connect components to the board.
These connectors include the power
connector, SATA connectors, and USB
connectors. The power connector
supplies power to the board and
components.
• SATA connectors are used to connect
storage devices such as a hard drive
or SSD. USB connectors are used to
connect external devices such as a
mouse or keyboard. It is important to
make sure the connectors are
compatible with the components
being connected.
• Conclusion
• Motherboards are a vital component
of a computer and provide a
connection between all other
components. They come in different
sizes and shapes and contain a variety
of connectors and ports. It is
important to make sure the
motherboard is compatible with the
components being connected.
• Troubleshooting a motherboard can be
difficult, but it is important to identify
the source of the problem before
attempting to fix it. If the problem
persists, it may be necessary to replace
the motherboard or contact a qualified
technician for assistance.
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