INSIDE YOUR PC (Box)

 MOTHERBOARD 

*IN BACK HAS RAM CPU INTERNAL HARD DRIVE 

(LOOKS LIKE A BUNCH OF MICROCHIPS)

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VIDEO & GRAPHICS CARDS ARE LARGE

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CPU is at CORE - BRAIN - A SUPER CALCULATOR- 

*USUALLY WITH THERMAL PASTE/GOO ON IT

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"Chipset"

- EVERYTHING your PC can take

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Empty expansion slots


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Individual RAM sticks

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Central processing -cooling, fans
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M.2 SSD mass storage
(extra storage memory)
HARD DRIVES ONLY STORE STUFF
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Front PANEL CONNECTORS 
*looks like tiny pegs & wires

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