Names of parts used in a desktop computer

A desktop computer is typically composed of several different parts, including:

Central Processing Unit (CPU) – The “brain” of the computer that processes data and runs software programs.
Motherboard – The main circuit board that connects all other components of the computer.
Random Access Memory (RAM) – A type of volatile memory that stores data temporarily while a computer is running.
Hard Disk Drive (HDD) or Solid State Drive (SSD) – A storage device that holds the computer’s operating system, software programs, and user data.
Graphics Processing Unit (GPU) – A specialized processor that handles tasks related to graphics and visual data.
Power Supply Unit (PSU) – A component that supplies power to the other components of the computer.
Optical Drive (CD/DVD) – A drive that reads and writes data from optical discs such as CDs and DVDs.
Expansion Cards – Cards that can be added to the motherboard to expand the computer’s capabilities, such as a sound card or network card.
Peripherals – External devices that can be connected to the computer, such as a keyboard, mouse, printer, and monitor.
Cables and Wires – Used to connect the various components of the computer and peripherals together.