The architecture of a computer is, first of all, a set of standard computer equipment, which no computer can do without . And no, it's not just a big white box with buttons and a coffee stand. The concept of computer architecture includes a detailed analysis of the components of this box. Over time, the list expands and grows, but so far the basic set has remained unchanged. In this article, we will tell you what a computer architecture is, and also explain how you should be guided in assembling your own PC. We read and enlighten.
Basic computer architecture
Since the first computers of the fourth-generation components of any computer consists of: motherboard, memory, hard drive, CPU, cooling system, sound, and network cards. Also, additional input-output devices, such as a monitor, mouse, keyboard, were connected to it . If we are talking about monoblocks, or Macintosh computers, then this type of computer architecture includes a built-in monitor, keyboard and drive.
Now that we know what any computer consists of, let's figure out how the game model differs from the office one.
Gaming and office computer architecture
A home gaming computer should primarily deliver high performance, image quality and a powerful cooling system. This harmony is achieved by installing individual elements with self-cooling in the form of coolers (fans) or special water. This computer consists of:
- A motherboard with support for a large number of sockets and ports.- The processor has about two cores. A larger number of cores will not affect its ability to support more "heavy" games.
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