TyöpöytäPC

TyöpöytäPC, often referred to as a desktop computer, is a personal computer designed for regular use at a single location, typically on or under a desk. Unlike a laptop, a työpöytäPC is not designed for portability and consists of separate components: a monitor, a keyboard, a mouse, and a system unit or tower, which houses the main processing and storage hardware.

The system unit contains the central processing unit (CPU), the computer's brain; random-access memory (RAM) for temporary data storage; a motherboard that connects all the components; a hard drive or solid-state drive (SSD) for long-term storage of the operating system, applications, and user files; and a power supply unit. Graphics cards are often integrated into the motherboard or can be added as separate expansion cards for enhanced visual processing.

TyöpöytäPC:t offer several advantages, including greater customization options, easier upgrades, and often more powerful performance for the price compared to laptops. They are commonly used for a wide range of tasks, from general office work and internet browsing to demanding applications like video editing, graphic design, and gaming. Their modular design also makes repairs and component replacements more straightforward. While the rise of laptops and mobile devices has impacted their prevalence, työpöytäPC:t remain a popular choice for users seeking a powerful, expandable, and cost-effective computing solution.