CPU is very essential part of your computer.It is the brain of computer.
without CPU there is no use of the monitor,mouse or keyborad.
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The CPU, or central processing unit, is the "brain" of the computer, which enables it to perform all of its necessary functions. The CPU is also called the microprocessor.
To do the actual additions and make the other necessary "decisions". The CPU is also know as the processor.
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To do the actual additions and make the other necessary "decisions". The CPU is also know as the processor.
No. Because of the Intricacy of a CPU, no matter where you applied the Glue, you were putting it on necessary computer parts. The glue will rip off some of the parts and the CPU will be rendered useless. Next time you have to present using a CPU, you should probably use one that you will not need anymore. Even if the CPU is from an older model computer, you can still use it to exeplify modern day CPU's.
Cache memory is not on the motherboard, it is inside the microprocessor chip so that it is as close as possible to the CPU itself.
The CPU is incredibly fast at executing data. The only problem is getting data to the CPU. This arduous task is carried out by the various buses - The control bus is a line which the CPU sends information about what device it wishes to communicate with The data bus carries the actual data The address bus carries memory locations. This means that the I/O device has to do the following: 1. Inform the CPU that it wishes to talk. (It does this via IRQ [Interrupt Request] channels) 2. The CPU will inform the device that it is ready to talk through the Control bus. 3. The device will set its' ready signal to 0, meaning that it is sending data, then it will put the data on the data bus. 4. The CPU will receive the data, storing it in registers. 5. The device, once it has finished, will set the ready line to 1. 6. The CPU will read and execute the data, performing whatever is necessary. 7. The CPU will inform the device that it has finished 8. Then, if necessary, the CPU will pass any data back along the data bus, setting the data bus ready line to 0. The main drawback is this: Only one device may use these buses at any one time. The CPU is far faster at doing the actual execution than it is to actually get all of the necessary instructions to the CPU. I hope that answered your question.
The Central Processing Unit of a computer (commonly abbreviated CPU) does all the equations necessary for your computer to run.
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If you mean hardware interrupts, it is a way for a device to notify the CPU when some event occured.Without interrupts it is necessary to poll the device constantly.
The Cpu Temperature is The Maximum/Minimum temperature of Cpu, You have to be inside these limits for your Cpu Safety