Editing Desktop PC

[flag|no image] [title|Other Desktop] [summary]A personal computer that resides in one location with its core components inside a case separate to third-party peripherals required for operation, such as a mouse, keyboard, and monitor.[/summary] [page_title|Other Desktop] == Background == A typical desktop PC is any PC that resides in a single location and does not have user interface components built within the system, such as a keyboard, mouse, or monitor. This does not include any laptops or all-in-one PCs. Desktop PCs are commonly enclosed in cases known as "towers," which are generally rectangular boxes that are taller than they are wide. The weight of a desktop PC can range from 5 to 50 lbs depending on the components inside and depending on the material and size of its case. The core components of a desktop PC include a power supply unit, a motherboard, a central processing unit (CPU), a graphical processing unit (GPU), RAM (Random Access Memory), and a hard drive. == Identification == If you have a prebuilt PC, navigate to System Information in Settings in order to determine model name and number. == Additional Information == * [link|https://support.microsoft.com/en-us|Microsoft's support site]. * [link|http://howtogeek.com|How-To Geek]. * [link|http://tomshardware.com|Tom's Hardware].