Quickcomputerstips
- Which cable is used to connect computers?
- How much does a PC power cable cost?
- Are all PC cables the same?
- What cables do I need to buy when building a computer?
- What is the blue computer cable called?
- How long is a computer power cable?
- Does a PC power supply come with cables?
- Can I use any power supply cable for my PC?
- Does a motherboard come with cables?
- Do motherboards come with screws?
- Which power cable usually connects the power supply to the motherboard?
Which cable is used to connect computers?
An Ethernet crossover cable is a type of twisted pair Ethernet cable used to connect computing devices together directly that would normally be connected via a network switch, Ethernet hub or router, such as directly connecting two personal computers via their network adapters.
How much does a PC power cable cost?
Amazon.com: PC Cables.
Are all PC cables the same?
Power cords for desktop computers are the same. There are regional differences due to the configuration of the plugs around the world, but that is it. If you have one that works in your area of the world on one desktop, it can be freely moved to any other desktop.
What cables do I need to buy when building a computer?
4 Answers. Retail motherboard box will typically come with an IDE cable, Floppy cable, 2 Sata cables, and possibly 1-2 molex to sata power adapters. They also may provide a serial port cable/bracket, as well as possibly a USB cable/bracket.
What is the blue computer cable called?
The Video Graphics Array (VGA) connector is a standard connector used for computer video output.
How long is a computer power cable?
The CA248 is a standard six foot (72 inches) US power cord that plugs into any standard desktop power supply rated to 120V AC. The CA248 can also be used as a standard computer or monitor power cord.
Does a PC power supply come with cables?
Yes. Every modular power supply I've ever purchased has included a variety of cables, all that you could possibly need in a reasonable PC build (even in some unreasonable ones, like my scrypt coin mining rigs, which needed way more power connections than any normal PC should).
Can I use any power supply cable for my PC?
Any cable will work. A 1,000W power supply (80% efficient) will pull about 10 amps at full load. That's well within the specs of any of those cables. Some compaines do sell heavier duty cables, with larger wires in them, but there's no need in this case.
Does a motherboard come with cables?
So do motherboards come with cables? The simplest answer is yes. However, they do NOT come with ALL the necessary cables for your PC. You should not be expecting to find power cables, video output cables or USB cables in the package as they ONLY come with SATA cables.
Do motherboards come with screws?
Motherboards Don't Come With Mounting Screws
If you quickly think about it, it would be redundant for every motherboard to come with new screws since you already have ones that fit into the back plate in your case. You'll always need both the standoffs and screws to secure your motherboard to your PC.
Which power cable usually connects the power supply to the motherboard?
Connect the 4 or 8 pin CPU power cable to the motherboard. Depending on the motherboard, you may need the 8 pin power connector. Connect the 4 pin powersupplys to the power supply. 4 pin powersupplys can include CD/DVD ROMs, Hard drives, card readers, fan controllers or case fans.
