More than 30 years have passed since PCs first entered the manufacturing process. The process has steadily developed as several companies produced computers using various techniques. 

The creation of raw materials initiates the manufacturing process. The components required for the manufacture of PCs are created from raw materials. After creating the components, they are put together and tested to ensure they adhere to specifications before being marketed as PCs.

What Materials Are Used?

Metal, plastic, and silicon are the primary components required to create a pc.

Several components make up a computer. The processor, motherboard, RAM, and graphics card are some of the most important components. 

A computer’s processors are a critical part. They serve as the machine’s brain, determining what it can accomplish and how quickly it can do it. Processors identify themselves with a number that indicates their speed (e.g., Intel Core i7-8700K).

Motherboards link all the other components together and enable communication between them. They also determine the kind of RAM that may be installed in your computer and the amount of memory that is accessible for programs and games to operate without lagging. 

RAM, or random access memory, is where your computer saves all of the data it is now processing so that it won’t always need to read from its hard disk or solid-state drive. The performance of your computer will improve the more RAM it has.

The Future

In the future, PCs will be built from more recyclable and environmentally friendly components.

In the future, materials like these might be used to make PCs: 

• Enviroboard may be used to create PC cases since it is lightweight, flexible, and recyclable. 
• Plastics are created from plants, such as corn, sugarcane, and potatoes, which are renewable resources. 
• Paper – Since paper is non-toxic, it may be used to create PCs.