
The motherboard of a computer is the "plate" circuit that connects all components, and takes much of the place, inside the housing (also called the tower). The main function of a motherboard is the setting relationship between these components by buses as printed circuits. It includes in particular locations (or "slots"), provided to accept various types of components. There is for example one or more locations planned for (s) processor (s) for memory cards, and generic locations devices (see below).
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