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Expansion bay and slots By: Nicholas Sookhoo. What are they? Expansion Bay: - used to store the hard drive - can have different types of hard drive (e.g.

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1 Expansion bay and slots By: Nicholas Sookhoo

2 What are they? Expansion Bay: - used to store the hard drive - can have different types of hard drive (e.g. IDE, SATA) - a computer usually comes with 3 expansion bays -inside of the computer Expansion Slots: - can have different types of cards - has PCI, PCI-E, PCI-Express x1, AGP, and PCI-E x16 - SSD's. NIC's, Video cards, Sound Cards, FM tuners, etc. - can be accessed from inside the computer -shown at the back of the computer

3 Overview -PCI means Peripheral Component Interconnect -These are found inside the computer - Found placed on the mother boards facing the ends

4 Connections to the computer -Found on the Mother Board - some graphic cards need power to they are connected with pins to the PSU (power supply) -Card is pushed into the socket and is then attached to the mother sending and receiving information -Hard drives are connected using SATA or IDE cables straight to the Mother Board

5 Labelled diagram of the PCI slots and Expansion Bay EXPANSION SLOT

6 Features Cards are pushed into the slots to provide they’re service This is the part that is pushed into the certain slot

7 Some Things you may Know GTX 560 Ti Nvidia 7.1 channel sound card NIC Card Fm tuner

8 http://computer.howstuffworks.com/pci- express.htm BIBLIOGRAPHY http://openbookproject.net/courses/intro2ict/har dware/peripherals.html


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