Cable carrying video and sometimes audio signals.

Hardware converting or adapting display interfaces.

Cable carrying digital signals through DisplayPort.

Cable used with DVI video interfaces.

Connector receiving DC power from an adapter.

Motherboard form factor developed for compact systems.

Personal computer designed primarily for stationary use.

Hardware interface used for troubleshooting.

Nine-pin D-sub connector commonly used for serial ports.

Fifteen-pin D-sub connector commonly used for VGA.

Family of connectors with D-shaped metal shells.

Converts digital signals into analog

Chip performing digital-to-analog conversion

Bus carrying data

Cache storing frequently used data

Path carrying digital information

Hardware controlling data transfers

Electrical path carrying data

Physical interface for data

Register temporarily storing data

Movement of data between hardware

Double-data-rate memory technology

Physical DDR memory module

Double-data-rate synchronous DRAM

Motherboard slot for DDR memory

Hardware interface for troubleshooting

Hardware interface for system debugging

Circuit converting coded signals

Hardware controlling a peripheral device

Hardware requiring driver communication

Physical connection for peripheral

Circuit processing discrete digital signals

Display using digital signal processing

Hardware input receiving digital signals

Hardware output producing digital signals

Discrete-valued electrical signal

Converts digital data to analog signals