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Im sure ive asked this before, but, for the A+ course, do we actually need to know, in depth, the details regarding the chips listed in the Meyers book.

Fergal

 

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I could tell you but then I'd have to kill you. Just kidding. I'd hate to say "no" then find out you got a question on that subject on the actual test. The only thing I can say for sure is that anything that's listed in CompTIA's official domain content is fair game on the actual exam. It doesn't mean that everything covered in Meyers' book will be there but CompTIA could include it. I took the exams several years ago but the content, even within the current version, is periodically changed to keep it fresh and protect the integrity of the exam. Sorry, Fergal. That's the best I can do. All I can say is that if you're up on the content of Meyers' text and you have a good, working knowledge of PC basics, you should be good to go for the exams. Remember, you don't have to get a perfect score...you just have to get a passing one.

 

I agree with Trip - if it's in the book, it could be in the exam.