A+ Mid-Term (True/False) Flashcards
A tower case conserves space since it can double as a monitor stand.
FALSE
A DVI port transmits a video signal and is also called a DB-15 port.
FALSE
An Ethernet port has a connector called an RJ-45 to connect to a network cable.
TRUE
Functions that used to be provided by expansion cards are more often found as onboard ports today.
TRUE
Hard drives have three connections for cables: one for reading data, one for writing data, and one for power.
FALSE
When disassembling a computer, it’s okay to stack circuit boards on top of each other as long as you follow ESD protection rules
FALSE
Immediately after you unplug the computer from the power outlet, you’re safe to begin working inside the case.
FALSE
The motherboard sits on elevated screw holes or spacers to keep it from touching the case.
TRUE
A system always needs the 4-pin auxiliary power connector, and sometimes needs the P1 connector as well.
FALSE
A board with PCIe slots might have a 4-pin Molex power connector to provide additional power to some types of PCIe boards.
FALSE
An operating system manages hardware, runs applications, provides an interface for users, and stores, retrieves, and manipulates files.
TRUE
The Action Center is a tool that was first introduced in Windows XP.
FALSE
A hard drive can only have one single root directory.
FALSE
The Windows desktop is itself a folder.
TRUE
In Windows, there are two types of user accounts: an administrator account and a standard account.
TRUE
When you build a computer from parts, you usually start by deciding on which processor and motherboard you will use.
TRUE
A Flex ATX motherboard is larger than an ATX motherboard.
FALSE
Typically, PGA sockets give better contact than LGA sockets.
FALSE
The two major manufacturers of processors are Intel and NVIDIA.
FALSE
Multiple processors can be installed in a single processor housing.
TRUE