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You're reading Hi, I wish to know 1)What is a mother board? 2)Whats the use of a mother board in a System(PC)? 3)How much power will it takes for its operation? 4)When will it works? 5)What does it made up of?
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Nice, concise, and accurate.
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The motherboard itself generally draws relatively little energy (6-30 watts, depending on the chipset and other features), but installing cards will draw more energy, *especially* graphics cards.
As a semantic thing, I do NOT include the draw of the cards in the power consumption of the mobo as it's not the mobo itself that is drawing the energy. The mobo is just a conduit through which the power is drawn.
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