Motherboard Compatibility - CompTIA A+ 220-1101 - 3.4

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A mobile device uses a very different motherboard than our desktop computers. In this video, you’ll learn about CPU options and compatibilities between server, desktop, and laptop computers.
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[@jordy6292]

I've build my own PC a few months ago, and now I'm studying for CompTIA A+. I've learned a lot while building the PC, but I have a lot of "aha experiences" while watching these video's. Connectors are just that: connectors. I can have different things on different connectors, even though certain connectors have "standard" peripherals like m.2 SSD or a GPU into PICe. I managed to build my PC with a lot of tutorials and I had some basic understanding how it all worked, but these tutorials help me understand it better. Thank you for the free course!

[@nandocruz9919]

That’s awesome I’m studying as well albeit I’m just taking in his videos have you taken it yet

[@galaxyproductions2076]

Building multiple PCs has helped me immensely for these sections, I thank my younger self for going ham and building one every few years :D

[@jordy6292]

@@nandocruz9919 yes I passed core 1, core 2 is in a few weeks. Just find practice tests on the internet and get used to the style of questioning

[@clockophony1503]

that town in the opening/closing screens looks very familiar.

[@undocumentedrussian]

Thank You sir

[@shawnmendrek3544]

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[@bertimusprime7900]

This is why companies that use Modular Connectors for their laptops are the GOAT. Replacing a single small component is better for the consumer then replacing the entire motherboard, or more realistically, just buying an entire new laptop.

[@user-tg7pi6lu6v]

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