Components Definition

Noun

components

  1. Plural form of component.
Category: English plurals

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Components Facts

A component is any smaller, self-contained part of a larger entity.

Usage

Component may refer to:

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While I'm not a complete noob, I would certainly not consider myself an audio/video geek. That being said, I am putting together an a/v system for an.

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Compassion & Choices of Washington believes that hospice and palliative care are essential components of excellent end-of-life care, but some suffering is ...



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What components use the most power in a computer?
Q. As the question says, I am doing a report and was just wondering what components/computer features use the most power to run? Thanks.
Asked by y2a692002 - Mon Oct 19 17:34:01 2009 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments

A. It depends on the computer you're using and mainly what parts are installed in it. The CPU's available today have different power consumption rates and some motherboards even offer to lower it during a normal state, etc. Mine has a 260 Supersonic video card that requires a lot of power, sometimes even more than the CPU as it has 2 fans included and requires its own supply of power. But mainly, the CPU requires more power than the rest of the whole computer. It also depends on how you use the computer, i.e. gaming, multitasking, etc.
Answered by ~Musubi~ - Mon Oct 19 17:56:57 2009

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