PracticeQuiz content is free on an ad-supported model.

Unfortunately, we can't support ad blocker usage because of the impact on our servers. If you'd like to continue, please disable your ad blocker and reload page.

Reload page

CompTIA A+ 220-901

Category - Hardware

Start a Study Session Sign up for Question of the Day

While working on an older computer, you notice that the modem and audio interfaces are not integrated into the PC. These are located on a riser card mounted in a slot containing two rows, each with 23 pins. What kind of card is this?

AMR
CNR
PCMCIA
AGP

Explanation

Answer: A - An audio/modem riser (AMR) card was used on motherboards taking Pentium III, Pentium 4, and other Intel CPUs.

Key Takeaway: AMR cards were designed to act as an extension to the motherboard and save space. AMR has been superseded by ACR and CNR risers, and riser technology is being replaced by PCI Express or components that integrate with the motherboard.

Was this helpful? Upvote!

Start a Study Session Sign up for Question of the Day

CompTIA A+ 220-901

Top questions

Related questions

Most popular on PracticeQuiz

Ad-Blocker not supported

CompTIA A+ 220-901

Top questions

Related questions

Most popular on PracticeQuiz