Computer Parts with S

  • The display of a computer or laptop.

  • Outputs sound; a common PC component.

  • software

  • A specific keyboard key; fits the parts theme.

  • Keyboard key; a real, well-known part.

  • Peripheral device that scans to the PC.

  • Storage card; widely used with computers.

  • CPU socket on the motherboard is a part.

  • A server is a computer machine providing services.

  • Keyboard key; a real computer component.

  • Power switch on a PC case; a real part.

  • Storage is hardware that holds digital data.

  • Internal audio hardware; classic PC part.

  • Tiny fastener holding PC parts together, crucial for cases and drives.

  • SIM card is a physical module storing network ID.

  • Sensors are hardware that detect input like light.

  • SSD is solid-state storage hardware for computers.

  • A silicon chip is the core integrated circuit.

  • External audio hardware like speakers for computer output.

  • Pen-like pointing device for touchscreens and graphic tablets.

  • Monitor or PC stand that supports and positions the device.

  • Keyboard modifier key, used for capitals and shortcuts.

  • Power or OS launch button on case/keyboard, starts the system.

  • Static RAM chip, very fast memory used in caches.

  • Sound card / audio board handling input and output audio.

  • The physical S key on a keyboard or keypad.

  • Board with switches, e.g. power/reset panel in a PC case.

  • Keyboard key that inserts a space character between words.

  • Slot device that reads SD memory cards.

  • Protects computer from voltage spikes.

  • External speaker bar used with PCs.

  • Synchronous DRAM module used as system memory.

  • Generic name for a hard/SSD data drive.

  • Metal used to join electronic components.

  • Interface/connector standard for drives.

  • Servo motor: moving part in drives, robots, CNC.

  • Screen protector: film that shields a monitor.

The words in the list Computer Parts with S are words players of the word game City, Country, River wrote in played games, sorted by how often they were used.