What kind of books can be read "at the lowest level" of computers?

Question

Books

Those. how memory is organized, exactly in physical form, what happens in systems when some actions are performed, how pixels get onto the screen from a piece of iron, and so on. on such topics.

Answer 1

First read
"Charles Petzold Code - The Secret Language of Computer Science".
It will give principles from the invention of relays to modern processors.
Next:
"E. Tanenbaum - Computer Architecture"
"E. Tanenbaum - Modern Operating Systems"
"E. Tanenbaum - Networks"

Answer 2

Basic introduction: here .
Then, start with this book.
Also, I advise you to read this blog and this forum.

Answer 3

"Computer Architecture" E. Tanenbaum

Answer 4

There was a good book written by Mikhail Guk. It's called "IBM PC Hardware". The latest edition is from 2008. Somewhat outdated, but not radically, 80% of what is described there is still used. It is unlikely to be found in digital form, but on some bookstores it is possible.

Answer 5

Author:
Robert Jordain
The IBM PS, XT, and AT Type Personal Computer Programmer's Handbook.

Answer 6

Assemble your computer and that's all (something like Radio RK-86 :)) In the process of setting up, launching programs, etc. you learn a lot.