The CD ROM does not have any affect on the speed of the CPU or the speed of the Frontside Bus. The CPU and Frontside Bus is what carries data and the CD ROM is not connected nor involved with the speed of the computer.
Unless your OS is being run from off the CD or you are actively transferring data to or from the CD ROM, it should not affect the computer's speed. A CD ROM doesn't have a direct bearing on a computer's speed, but a slow CD ROM drive would limit the speed of data being transferred from it or applications that directly use it.
To play and work. Go ahead and play around with it, you will learn it from experience. A computer makes several types of calculations that can be put into several different uses. The computer box, in how I think of it, puts what it's thinking about onto the monitor. == ==
In short, Data DVD only can be played in computer, and DVD can be played on both DVD play and computer.
Because you have limited bandwidth. You can only transfer data at a certain speed. You computer is transferring data when it is connected to the internet and this takes away from the data that can be transferred by the xbox. If the computer is only connected to the internet then it should not slow down you game system but if someone is using to play an online game or download music/movies this will cause your system to lag.
Videos on your computer play in jerky segments and skip a lot due to the speed of your internet connection.
The First computer play a big role because of its slow data precess system "10100110101" "binary codes" this alter or inspired makers such as apple or Microsoft to built smaller and faster data processing units.
The game saves data automatically.
Yes, the amount of speed does play a key role in determining the volume of kinetic energy. Mass and volume are also essential factors as well.
A server acts as the central point for all programs and data over a network.
A computer can : 1. sort data 2. give us information 3. perform mathematical problems 4. play music 5. play videos 6. play games
you might have to try to get more memory for your computer too speed things up or it might be that you computer must have a virus in it
No. When you play YouTube videos your internet speed may go slow because of HD video steaming but not the computer.
Computer Speed is entirely relative.My computer takes ~20 seconds to boot up. To me, my computer is slow (it used to only take 12!). To most of my friends though, my computer is very fast.Aside from the relative nature of speed, there are a few parts that contribute to the overall feeling of a 'fast' computer-HDD or SSD (Hard Disk Drive or Solid State Drive)-This is where ALL the information on the computer is stored- Documents, Photos, Videos, Games, Your desktop, Shortcuts, EVERYTHING!Drives have a Size rating and a Speed rating.The size, measured in GB (Gigabytes) is how much data will fit on the drive.The speed, measured in MB/s (Megabytes per second), tells you how quickly the drive can send that data to your RAM. Hard Drives are speed-limited by how fast the disk inside rotates. Solid-state drives are only limited by current technology, and much much faster.RAM (Random Access Memory)-Obviously, you don't need every piece of data on your computer at the same time. So any time you do something (open a file or the internet, play a game, double click an application, etc) the relevant information, parts the computer needs to run that program, will be loaded into the RAM.RAM has a Size and a Speed rating.The size is measured in GB, is how much total data the RAM will hold- The data is released from RAM when it's not in use, so you won't need a lot of RAM unless you run very high end programs, or many at the same time.The speed is measured in MHz (Megahertz) and details how many pieces of data per second the RAM is capable to sending to your CPU. The bandwidth (amount of data that can be sent at one time) is multiple by the number of RAM sticks installed.CPU (Central Processing Unit)-Aptly named, this is where all the data your computer is currently working on is being processed. One of the most basic, but also most important components.The CPU has a Speed rating, measured in GHz (Gigahertz), and often a number of 'cores'- Processors with more than 1 core have better overall speed, as it basically ammounts to having 2 (or more) individual processors in the computer.The processed information is then sent to the Graphics card where it's magically converted from a number into a picture and sent to your Monitor where you can see the results.