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| Heat sinks are a type of _____ component because they do not need to draw any electrical power in order to operate. |
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| Socket FM2 has _____ contacts. |
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| A 64-bit CPU can be used either with a 32-bit or 64-bit version of the Microsoft Windows operating system. |
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| Socket FM2+ has _____ contacts. |
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| _____ refers to a situation where a single CPU appears as two virtual CPUs to the operating system. |
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| Socket AM3 has _____ contacts. |
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| With Land Grid Array (LGA) packaging, contact pins found on the _____. |
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| With Pin Grid Array (PGA) packaging, contact pins found on the _____. |
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| A head sink, CPU fan, thermal paste, or liquid-based cooling, all aim at _____. |
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| improving CPU heat dissipation |
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| What is the built-in functionality which allows a CPU to take over tasks normally executed by a dedicated graphics card? |
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| Socket FM1 has _____ contacts. |
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| In CPU cooling, thermal compound is applied to fill in the narrow space between _____ and _____. |
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| No-eXecute bit (NX bit) is implemented to protect against _____. |
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| Socket AM3+ has _____ contacts. |
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| A feature used by CPUs for isolating areas of memory in order to prevent the execution of code from non-executable memory locations is known as _____. |
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| LGA 775 socket is generally compatible with CPUs by which brand? |
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| The USB 1.1 standard has a transfer rate of _____ referred to as "Low-Speed USB" |
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| The USB 1.1 standard has a transfer rate of _____ referred to as "Full-Speed USB" |
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| The USB 1.1 standard has a high-end transfer rate commonly referred to as _____. |
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| USB 2.0 is commonly referred to as _____. |
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| USB 2.0 specifies the maximum data transfer rate of _____. |
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| USB 3.0 is commonly referred to as _____. |
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| USB 3.0 is backward compatible with _____. |
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| all preceding USB standards |
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| USB 3.0 has a speed of _____. |
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| USB 3.0 has a maximum practical cable length of _____. |
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| USB 3.0 standard does not specify a maximum cable length |
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| USB type A connectors can be attached to devices that _____ power. |
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| USB type _____ connectors can be attached to host devices. |
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| The maximum number of USB devices that can be connected to a single USB host controller is _____. |
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| USB type B connectors can be attached to devices that _____ power. |
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| USB type _____ connectors can be attached to target devices. |
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| The maximum allowable cable length for USB 2.0 devices is _____. |
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| USB can be used with hot-pluggable device. |
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| USB can be used with bootable devices. |
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| Is USB a serial or parallel communication interface? |
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| "FireWire" is another term for _____. |
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| Sockets FM1/FM2/FM2+/AM3/AM3+ are for CPUs made by _____. |
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| Sockets FM1/FM2/FM2+/AM3/AM3+ all use _____ packaging. |
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| USB Type-B micro (micro-B) |
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