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Autodetecting IDE hard drives";b[78]="B. Voltage Regulator Modules";c[78]="C. PCI bus device detection and initialization";d[78]="D. Wake-on-Ring";ans[78]="3";q[79]="The ATX specification provides +3.3VDC to the motherboard so it would not need:";a[79]="A. Autodetecting IDE hard drives";b[79]="B. Voltage Regulator Modules";c[79]="C. PCI bus device detection and initialization";d[79]="D. Wake-on-Ring";ans[79]="1";q[80]="The ISA expansion card standard form factor is:";a[80]="A. 4in. X 12in.";b[80]="B. 3in. X 13in.";c[80]="C. 4.2in. X 13.13in.";d[80]="D. None of the above";ans[80]="2";q[81]="The PCI bus slots are:";a[81]="A. 16-bit, 98-pin, 16.66Mhz";b[81]="B. 32-bit, 98-pin, 16.66Mhz";c[81]="C. 16-bit, 124-pin, 33Mhz";d[81]="D. 32-bit, 124-pin, 33Mhz";ans[81]="3";q[82]="The PCI bus allows devices to achieve the maximum DTR for short bursts called:";a[82]="A. System Management Mode";b[82]="B. Peripheral Component Interconnect";c[82]="C. cache memory management";d[82]="D. bus mastering";ans[82]="3";q[83]="AGP slots are:";a[83]="A. 32-bit, 33Mhz, 124-pin";b[83]="B. 32-bit, 66Mhz, 132-pin";c[83]="C. 64-bit, 33Mhz, 132-pin";d[83]="D. 64-bit, 66Mhz, 124-pin";ans[83]="1";q[84]="AGP slots can provide what voltage to the expansion card?";a[84]="A. 5VDC";b[84]="B. 3.3VDC";c[84]="C. 1.5VDC";d[84]="D. Either B and C";ans[84]="3";q[85]="Which of the following storage devices cannot achieve its maximum DTR attached to a conventional PCI bus?";a[85]="A. USB 2.0";b[85]="B. Parallel ATA";c[85]="C. Serial ATA";d[85]="D. None of the Above can achieve maximum DTR";ans[85]="2";q[86]="PCI-Express x1 slot is:";a[86]="A. 133MB/sec, 98-pin";b[86]="B. 150MB/sec, 132-pin";c[86]="C. 250MB/sec, 36-pin";d[86]="D. 2GB/sec, 62-pin";ans[86]="2";q[87]="PCI-Express x16 slot is:";a[87]="A. 98-pin, 2GB/sec";b[87]="B. 124-pin, 2GHz";c[87]="C. 132-pin, 4GB/sec";d[87]="D. 164-pin, 2GHz";ans[87]="3";q[88]="The most powerful standard video controller expansion slot available is:";a[88]="A. AGP 8x 1.5VDC";b[88]="B. AGP 8x 3.3VDC";c[88]="C. PCI-Express x1";d[88]="D. PCI-Express x16";ans[88]="3";q[89]="A proprietary chipset solution that allows two compatible video controllers to work together simultaneously rendering images for the display is:";a[89]="A. SMM";b[89]="B. WOL";c[89]="C. PCI-X";d[89]="D. SLI";ans[89]="3";q[90]="On ATX motherboards the front edge of the motherboard is what region?";a[90]="A. Processor";b[90]="B. Memory";c[90]="C. Chipset";d[90]="D. Drive data ribbon cables";ans[90]="3";q[91]="On ATX motherboards the area behind the rear panel connectors and next to the power supply is what region?";a[91]="A. Processor";b[91]="B. Memory";c[91]="C. Chipset";d[91]="D. Drive data ribbon cables";ans[91]="0";q[92]="The two standard FDC throughputs are:";a[92]="A. 250Kbps and 500Kbps";b[92]="B. 250KB/sec and 500KB/sec";c[92]="C. 500Kbps and 1Mbps";d[92]="D. 500KB/sec and 1Mbps";ans[92]="0";q[93]="The geometry of a standard 1.44MB 3&frac12;&quot; diskette is:";a[93]="A. 80 cylinders, 2 heads, 9 sectors/track";b[93]="B. 80 cylinders, 2 heads, 18 sectors/track";c[93]="C. 128 cylinders, 2 heads, 9 sectors/track";d[93]="D. 128 cylinders, 2 heads, 16 sectors/track";ans[93]="1";q[94]="Which motherboard feature can dramatically reduce the total parts cost for low end systems?";a[94]="A. processor mounting system support for inexpensive processors";b[94]="B. flexible chipset supporting as many CPUs and their features as possible";c[94]="C. generous selection of expansion bus types and slots";d[94]="D. generous collection of integrated peripherals";ans[94]="3";q[95]="Which motherboard feature can dramatically affect the ability to upgrade a low end system?";a[95]="A. processor mounting system support for inexpensive processors";b[95]="B. flexible chipset supporting as many CPUs and their features as possible";c[95]="C. generous selection of expansion bus types and slots";d[95]="D. generous collection of integrated peripherals";ans[95]="1";q[96]="Most floppy diskettes spin at:";a[96]="A. 250RPM";b[96]="B. 300RPM";c[96]="C. 360RPM";d[96]="D. 720RPM";ans[96]="1";q[97]="Magnetic storage devices in the PC usually hold how much data in each sector?";a[97]="A. 512 bits";b[97]="B. 512 bytes";c[97]="C. 600 bytes";d[97]="D. Varies depending on the format";ans[97]="1";q[98]="What information is stored in the gaps between the sector data along the track?";a[98]="A. CRC";b[98]="B. Sector number";c[98]="C. Start and end sector markers";d[98]="D. All of the above";ans[98]="3";q[99]="Looking down at the top of a 3&frac12;&quot; floppy diskette, no hole upper left corner, hole upper right corner means:";a[99]="A. Write-protected 720KB capacity";b[99]="B. Not write-protected, 720KB capacity";c[99]="C. Write-protected, 1.44MB capacity";d[99]="D. Not write-protected, 1.44MB capacity";ans[99]="0";