COMPTIA A+ Motherboards Processors and Memory

Everything you need to pass Motherboards CPU and Memory in the A+ Certification Core 1 Exam
What you'll learn
All about hardware: CPUs, motherboards, hard drives, RAM, and more
Different Types of motherboards
Different Types of Memory
Different Types of Slot for Memory and PCI
Serial Bus vs Parallel Bus
Expansion Slot Types
In-depth look into BIOS
Cooling Systems
Requirements
A basic familiarity with computers and networks is helpful.
There are no specific prerequisites as the course covers all the topics in detail.
Description
Introduction:
Hey, Ashraf here. Coding Academy Leader and I are excited to bring you this course as a part of a series to help you pass the CompTIA A+ Certification Core 1 exam.

This course covers the basics of computers, including the parts that make up a computer system and how they work together. Students will learn about processors, memory, and motherboards, as well as how to troubleshoot common problems. This course is designed for students who are new to computers or who want to learn more about how they work.

COMPTIA A+ Motherboards Processors and Memory
The A+ course prepares students to take the CompTIA A+ Essentials exam AF0-001, which covers the fundamentals of computer technology
The best way to prepare for an exam is with a variety of study materials, including videos, interactive quiz questions, and hands-on exercises
Preparing for success starts with understanding the content covered on the exam
Testing your knowledge will help you be confident when you go into the testing center
THINGS THAT WILL BE COVERED IN THIS COURSE:
Given a scenario, configure settings and use BIOS/UEFI tools on a PC.
Install firmware upgrades – flash BIOS.
BIOS component information: RAM, Hard drive, Optical drive, CPU, Boot sequence, Enabling and disabling devices, Date/time, Clock speeds, Virtualization support
BIOS security (passwords, drive encryption: TPM, lo‐jack, secure boot)
Use built‐in diagnostics.
Monitoring: Temperature monitoring, Fan speeds, Intrusion detection/notification, Voltage, Clock, Bus speed
Explain the importance of motherboard components, their purposes, and properties.
Sizes: ATX, Micro‐ATX, Mini‐ITX, ITX
Expansion slots: PCI, PCI‐X, PCIe, miniPCIIntroduction:
RAM slots
CPU sockets
Chipsets: Northbridge/Southbridge, CMOS battery
Power connections and types
Fan connectors
Front/top panel connectors: USB, Audio, Power button, Power light, Drive activity lights, Reset button
Bus speeds
Compare and contrast RAM types and features.
Types: DDR, DDR2, DDR3, SODIMM, DIMM, Parity vs. nonparity, ECC vs. non‐ECC, RAM configurations (Single channel vs. dual channel vs. triple channel), Single sided vs. double-sided, Buffered vs. unbuffered
RAM compatibility and speed
Differentiate among various CPU types and features, and select the appropriate cooling method.
Socket types: Intel (775, 1155, 1156, 1366, 1150, 2011), AMD (AM3, AM3+, FM1, FM2, FM2+)
Characteristics (Speeds, Cores, Cache size/type, Hyperthreading, Virtualization support, Architecture [32‐bit vs. 64‐bit], Integrated GPU, Disable execute bit)
Cooling (Heat sink, Fans, Thermal paste, Liquid‐based, Fanless/passive)
CompTIA A is a course that covers the basics of motherboards, processors, and memory. It is a great course for anyone who wants to learn about these components and how they work together. The course starts with an overview of motherboards and then covers processors and memory in detail. You will learn about the different types of processors and memory, as well as how to install and troubleshoot them.

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Who this course is for:
Anyone looking to take and pass the CompTIA A+ Certification
Anyone who wants to improve their skills as a computer or IT technician
Anyone who wants to learn awesome stuff about PCs

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