Barebone Computer Is Cuter Than A Normal Computer…

Barebone computers are also called assemble computers. It is a PC with minimum requirements to be called a programming device. A typical barebone computer consists of a CPU, Hard Drive, RAM, Motherboard and Power Supply. “Kya mast jugaad hai na boss…?” So, it is basically like getting ready for a fashion show by picking up clothes, accessories and shoes from different places, different brands and still looking the best out of everyone.

1. Chassis

“Kaafi fancy naa like South Delhi peeps?”

But primarily, it is the case and also referred to as the system unit or basic unit, more like the shell and skeleton of the computer. So it is a home for your barebone computer. It helps you to protect and arrange all components that create a desktop computer. So here are the main types of computer Cases-desktop, Full-sized Tower, Slimline and Mini-sized Tower.

2. Power Supply

“Itni shakti hame dena data, barebone computer mein vishwas kum ho naa…”

It is also known as a power supply unit, a hardware component that supplies all other hardware with power. It converts a flowing high voltage AC into a steady low voltage DC. If you are trying to customise it according to yourself, never open the casing of a power supply holding a strong electrical charge. Better be safe while dealing with your barebone computer or assemble a computer.

3. Motherboard

“Insaan wali maa nahi…barebone computer ki maa!”

As the name suggests, ‘Motherboard’ serves the same function as maa. It is the foundation of a barebone computer. It allows power and communication between the CPU, RAM and other hardware components. Pet names for ‘her’ are MB, Mainboard, Mboard, Mobo, Backplane Board, Baseboard, System Board or Logic Board.

4. Memory

“Yaad karna aasan thode hi hai…”

Just like human beings, barebone computers also need memory to support their work. But it totally depends upon your own need for memory space as you are customising it according to your requirements. So it is a physical device capable of storing data temporarily or permanently with the help of RAM and ROM. ROMs have three categories PROM, EPROM, EEPROM, while RAM has six classifications: EDO, SDRAM, DDR, DDR2, DDR3, DDR4.

5. Video Card

“Ye nahi hota toh ye blog kaise padh paate?”

You are looking at this page due to the availability of the video card. It is an expansion card connected to the motherboard of a barebone computer, helping to create a picture on display. Matlab image dekhne ke liye video card bahut zaroori hein. It is also known as a display adapter, graphics card, video adapter, video board or video controller.

6. Sound Card

“Awaz de kahan hein?”

What if you do not have a sound sensibility when you play sound games? A Sound Card is an IC for producing sound on a computer that can be heard through headphones. The sound card is vital for audio CDs, voice recognition, recording dictations and also educational software.

7. Barebone Size

“Measurements and space…”

Size matters a lot because maybe you are customising it according to the space available to you. So there are two main types of barebone computers: Book Size Barebone and Mini Cube Barebone. Book Size is slim and sharp, while the Mini Cube also provides a lot of space as the towers are less tall, providing a good sound inside the room.

Now you can put your creativity to customise your computer with the devices you need according to your budget and accessibility. Now you have threads in your hands to weave up your own design, even technically with the availability of different components to build up your barebone computer.