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MacBook devices from Apple are assembled from various hardware and software components, which exchange information in real time via cables or printed circuits (Bus).

For example, the processor is like the brain of the team, its power is expressed in cores and trades.

The more cores, the faster.

The processor will perform calculations, and yes, every action you perform goes through the processor. But to solve these calculations, it will need RAM or random access memory (called RAM because it's volatile) to supply it with information. RAM is very efficient at sharing data rapidly via printed circuits (buses)

An indicator of the speed of a RAM array is the CAS latency CL 10, CL 15, CL 16, CL 19... Basically, the shorter the CAS latency, the faster the array.

The graphics card; almost all processors come with one as standard, but they're not extremely powerful, so it's a good idea to add one to your MacBook, especially if you play video games or use photo editing software.

The graphics card is an element not to be neglected, as it's responsible for your MacBook's display.

The purpose of the hard disk is to store data and nothing else, and it's where your operating system (OS) is housed; MacOS for Apple; Windows for Microsoft, Linux for PCs and servers, android for tablets and smartphones; IOS for phones and tablets Apple.

Returning to our hard disks, there are several different types, starting with the HDD (Hard Disk Drive), a mechanical disk with a read/write head that retrieves the data stored in the platters. The HDD remains a good alternative for storing large amounts of data at low cost. However, it has a number of drawbacks: it's fairly fragile, since all the components are mechanical and therefore subject to wear and tear. It's also slow - perhaps that's why it slows down on startup - and it's noisy.

The SSD (Solid State Drive) here, unlike the HDD, the mechanical parts have been removed and replaced by memory chips placed on a printed circuit.

SSDs are much faster than HDDs in terms of reading and writing; they also consume less energy, reducing the risk of overheating.

Here are just a few of the hard disk drive models available on our site for devices Apple: SSD MacBook Pro Retina 13 inch A1708, SSD MacBook Pro A1425 A1398.

The power supply plays a very important role in supplying your components with electricity, a bit like your car if it doesn't have gas it won't move.

There are 6 levels of power supply certification (80+ White, 80+ Bronze, 80+ Silver, 80+ Gold, 80+ Platinum, 80+ Titanium). It's a good idea to invest in a good power supply to protect your components in the event of a power surge, for example.

Here are a few power supply models we have on our site: IMac 21" A1311, IMac 21" A1418, IMac 27" A1316, IMac 27" A1419, Mac Mini A1347, IMac 24" A1225, Mac Pro A1481.

The motherboard is the hardware that will house all your Mac's components, such as RAM, but also all its connectors (power supply, hard disk, connectors where you plug in your USB cable, jack...)

Each component has its own number of splotches, which varies from motherboard to motherboard.

Here are the motherboard references we offer: MacBook Retina A1932, MacBook Pro 13 A2289, MacBook Pro Retina A1398, MacBook Air A1990.

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