Inside a Computer Cabinet
The computer cabinet is nothing but an enclosure that allows other computer parts to be installed inside them; such parts are Motherboard, Computer hard disk drive, SMPS, RAM, Optical Drives, Processor, etc.
The computer cabinets are also called "Chassis", "Computer case", "Computer Box", "Tower", and so on.
These computer cabinets are made up of fiber, plastic and iron-like materials. The cabinet’s primary purpose is to attach all the parts of the computer system inside the chassis and protect the sensitive parts.
The cabinet also possesses connecting ports and buttons. They are used to connect peripheral devices such as keyboard, mouse and printers to the motherboard.
Parts that are attached and installed inside Computer Cabinet are as follows:
- Motherboard.
- Hard Disk Drive | SSD (Solid State Drive).
- RAM (Random Access Memory).
- Optical Drives (DVDs).
- CPU (Central Processing Unit) | Processor.
- Cooling Fan
- Expansion Cards (Graphic Card, Video Cards, Sound Cards, Network Adapters).
- SMPS (Switch Mode Power Supply).
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