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Is there any books about computer parts?

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hi guys

 

in my class we need to reed a book and we can choose the books ourselves

 

so Is there Any books about computer hardware 150+ pages?

 

Thanks in Advance  

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hi guys

 

in my class we need to reed a book and we can choose the books ourselves

 

so Is there Any books about computer hardware 150+ pages?

 

Thanks in Advance  

Well you have the internet, there is several 1000 pages

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I like the forum as a book :)

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If there would be any books they'd get outdated instantly... but there were (good) books back when the internet wasn't as popular (386 days) :P

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I assume you mean how components work, not shopping for components, because any book about different components on the market would be outdated quickly. 

 

Look for any book labeled computer engineering for a book about how hardware works, look for a book labeled computer science for some hardware stuff and some coding stuff

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Read your motherboard manual :P

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Depends on what you mean. I am not aware of any book that just covers computer hardware in general (the Internet like for example reading Wikipedia articles is your best bet for that, and read related articles) but there are a ton of books for specific things. For example I got the "Certified Wireless Network Administrator Official Study Guide" which is 700+ pages about wireless networks, including how NICs and wireless antennas work.

 

Here are some articles to get you started:

Central Processing Unit

Graphics Processing Unit

Random-Access memory

Motherboard

Hard Disk Drive

Solid State Drive

Power Supply Unit (more about SMPs in general, not just the ones you got in your computer so you might want to skip this one)

(Wireless) Network Interface Card

 

 

Edit: Should have read the OP more carefully. Just pick a normal book dude, trust me it's for the best. Especially since you will probably have to analyze the book afterwards. I recommend something like The Hobbit. It should be about 200-250 words, easy to find and really good (read it now and then go and see the second movie which will be released this December).

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You might want to look into Scott Muellers Upgrading and Repairing PCs by Que Publishing.

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