Understanding Computer Cases

What is another name for a computer case?

• Shell

• Enclosure

• Chassis

• Tower

What materials are commonly used to make a computer case?

• Steel, aluminum, plastic

• Wood, glass, fabric

• Copper, ceramic, foam

• Concrete, rubber, paper

What is the typical height range of a tower computer case?

• 14 to 24 inches (35 to 61 cm)

• 10 to 15 inches (25 to 38 cm)

• 25 to 30 inches (63 to 76 cm)

• 30 to 40 inches (76 to 102 cm)

Which component is the largest in a computer?

• Motherboard

• Power supply unit

• Computer case (chassis)

• CPU cooler

What does the computer case house besides the motherboard?

• Power supply unit, storage drives, graphics card, cooling systems, and cables.

• Printer and scanner

• Monitor and keyboard

• External speakers

Where is the on/off switch usually located on a computer case?

• Back panel of the computer case

• Inside the power supply unit

• Underneath the computer case

• Front panel of the computer case

What is the difference between a desktop case and a tower case?

• Desktop cases are always more expensive than tower cases.

• Desktop cases have more cooling options than tower cases.

• Tower cases are designed for laptops and portable devices.

• The main difference is the orientation and size; desktop cases are horizontal and compact, whereas tower cases are vertical and larger.

How does a desktop case typically sit in relation to a monitor?

• The desktop case is often placed inside the monitor itself.

• The desktop case is usually mounted on the wall above the monitor.

• The desktop case usually sits below or beside the monitor.

• The desktop case typically sits directly in front of the monitor.

Where is a tower case usually situated?

• Inside a cabinet in the living room.

• On a shelf above the desk.

• Hanging on the wall in the office.

• On the floor, next to or under a desk.

What type of computer cases are more common in modern computers?

• Full-tower and micro-tower cases

• Desktop and server cases

• Ultra-tower and compact cases

• Mid-tower and mini-tower cases