kõneriistvara

Kõneriistvara refers to the physical components of a computer system. It encompasses all the tangible parts that you can see and touch, as opposed to the software, which comprises the intangible instructions and data. The core components of kõneriistvara include the central processing unit (CPU), which performs calculations and executes instructions; the memory (RAM), which temporarily stores data and programs for quick access by the CPU; and storage devices like hard drives or solid-state drives (SSDs), which permanently store data.

Other essential kõneriistvara elements include the motherboard, which acts as the central hub connecting all other components; the power supply unit (PSU), which provides electricity to the system; and input/output devices such as a keyboard, mouse, monitor, and printer, which allow users to interact with the computer. Graphics processing units (GPUs) are also a significant part of kõneriistvara, particularly for tasks involving visual processing like gaming or video editing. The collective functioning of these physical parts enables the computer to operate and execute software commands.