Riistvarasüsteemide

Riistvarasüsteemide, often translated as hardware systems, refers to the collection of interconnected physical components that constitute a computer or computing device. This encompasses a wide range of elements, from the central processing unit (CPU), the brain of the system, to memory modules (RAM) that store actively used data, and storage devices like hard drives or solid-state drives (SSD) for long-term data retention.

Beyond these core components, riistvarasüsteemid include input and output devices such as keyboards, mice, monitors, and printers, which facilitate interaction between the user and the machine. The motherboard serves as the central hub, connecting all these disparate parts and allowing them to communicate. Graphics processing units (GPUs) handle visual rendering, while power supply units (PSUs) provide the necessary electrical energy. Network interface cards (NICs) enable connectivity to other devices and the internet. The physical enclosure, or case, protects these internal components. Understanding the interplay and specifications of these hardware elements is crucial for system performance, compatibility, and troubleshooting.