CISCO IT Essentials Chapter 01 (2007 - 2012) Want to test your knowledge before the big exam, but have no were to turn? Whether revision, test or study, this quiz should help you prepare for the chapter 1 exam. This test might be out-dated by the end of 2012 - mid-2013. This test is for personal use only and is in no way necessary, nor are you gauranteed to pass from taking the test. It's intended for those he are doubtful, and wish to make sure they are prepared for the chapter exam. For personal use only.
8x
3 GB
2 GHz
1919 MB
1280 * 800
1335 * 9.57
1284
1394
1451
1539
IRQ
DMA
UDP
I/O Address
USB
PnP
Fingerprint Scanner
Headphones
Keyboard
Monitor
Mouse
Printer
Biometric Authentication Device
Printer
Digital Camera
Projector
Speakers
BTX
NLQ
ATX
CLV
ECC
I=P/V = 100W/9V= 11.11A
I=P*V=100W*9V=900A
I=(P/2)*V=50W*9V=450A
I=P*2*V=100W*(9v+9v)=8100A
DLP
LCD
Printer
Scanner
2 Pin
4 Pin
6 Pin
8 Pin
9 Pin
15 Pin
12
25
32
54
63
127
Digitizes an image or document and sends the information to multiple computers;
Stores images from both digital stil cameras and video cameras on magnetic media;
Provides capability to share a keyboard, a mouse, USB devices, and speakers with multiple computers;
Provides biometric identification to an individual user by the use of fingerprints, voice recognition, or a retinal scan.
To cool the memory modules;
To move the heat away from CPU;
To draw cool air into the computer case;
To provide a water-cooling system for extremely fast CPUs.
Network Associate
Security Technician
Network Technician
Network Professional
PC Hardware and Software Technician
DDR-333
DDR-400
DDR-667
DDR3-667
PC100 SDRAM
The size of the monitor;
The vendor that manufactured the motherboard;
The number of external or internal drive locations;
The size of the motherboard and the power supply;
The number of LED indicators at the front of the case.
A single USB connection to a computer can support up to 255 separate devices;
It offers rates of around 580 Mb/sec in low-speed mode;
It allows up to 920 Mb/sec in the 2.0 version.
It can supply power from the computer to devices.
CD
DVD
PATA
RAID
SCSI
DMAs
I/O Addresses
IRQs
Memory Addresses
It defines the physical components in the computer;
It instructs the computer how to process information;
It provides instructions on how to access the internet;
It identifies the type of firmware that is installed in the computer.
EEPROM
EPROM
PROM
ROM
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