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I recently came across a really useful Computer Hardware Chart made by a member on Deviantart that helps you visually identify plugs, ports, sockets, RAM and other computer components.

Most technicians should already know how to identify many of these, but there a quite a lot of lesser known plugs and ports that I either haven’t seen before or have seen, but didn’t know what it was called.

I have provided a link to a shrunken down version for easy web viewing that is only 2mb in size and an extremely high resolution version that weighs in at 24mb.

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You can also get these graphics printed as a poster to hang in your workshop over at DeviantArt via this link.

Low Resolution Web Version (2mb)
Computer Hardware Chart

Ultra High Resolution Version (24mb)
Computer Hardware Chart

  • Tampa Computer Services says:

    Yeah, I’m thinking about some fine art – have it printed and framed or laminated for something other than motherboards to hang on the wall! LoL!!! :)

  • TheBeardedOne says:

    Vey useful to have on the wall of you come across something new but also for teaching less experienced techs

  • jason says:

    WoW some of these i have never seen before.. well i know OFF them but never seen them in the flesh XD

  • vandalais says:

    $50 is a little steep for a reference chart but decent for fine art. Would love to have it framed on office wall.

  • Luis says:

    not nice enough for fine art. great reference though. At the risk of sounding cheap, I’d never pay for a bunch of copy & paste pictures. as a general reference its cool, maybe something to look at while your bored, but nothing i’d pay for

  • ifelloutofatree says:

    thanks for that bryce, its great to have them all in one place like that for reference – thanks ……

  • rodel says:

    thanks for the reference bryce…

  • TheDaddy says:

    Nice thanks. will look great alongside the alphabet chart in my son’s room (due in Oct)

  • MBF says:

    I sent him a better picture of the Socket 4. I still have a P60 cpu. The one that had the processor bug.

  • Ali says:

    Thanks, another nice add in to computer repair kit.

  • Les M says:

    Brought back some old memories,
    Like using eight chips for 1K (Yes 1K)
    of memory in a Motorola based machine I built from scratch.
    Happy days

  • Nasanaeru says:

    Love it!

  • Capthookss says:

    Great hardware chart! Very useful for quick identification.

  • Jarom says:

    Thank you very much for the Hшпр resolution version!

  • Omo says:

    The large version has the EPS12V label where it should be, smaller not.

  • PR Tech says:

    Just ordered the smallest poster. Nice to have in my shop…especially for newer techs who have not been around the block a time or two.

  • LJ says:

    Wow… the dreaded DIPP chip! Been a long time since I had to deal with those nightmares.

    Nice reference.

  • robin says:

    This is a very interesting post, I was looking for this knowledge.

  • Vitalij says:

    omg i am so printing this, only don’t know which paper size to use

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