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Processor existing computer instructions that manipulate data results in useful output?
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What is a part of the computer that stores data for processing called and the result given by a computer after processing?
Your computer's processor is its brain. Sometimes called a central processing unit, or CPU, your processor manipulates data in response to your instructions. Together with the memory and video card, the CPU determines your computer's overall performance. An understanding of how processor speed works can help you purchase the right computer for your business or evaluate an existing computer's performance.
What are word processor functions?
Open an existing document
How do you re-new your british driving license?
Follow the instructions on your existing licence.
How do you change your existing address for unemployment?
Contact your local employment security office for instructions.
Can an HP dv5000 laptop be upgraded to a core duo processor from existing Centrino dual core?
yes, but get profesionals to do it,
What is the program used to create text files or make changes to existing files?
A text editor. A word processor.
What should be done prior to installing Windows XP onto a computer that already has an existing operating system?
Back-up you files when you are ready to updat put the CD in and re boot the coumputer use the instructions as genven by the OS
If you install a new peripheral onto your existing computer what must be compatible?
it will explode
Who invented the computer monitor?
It was simply an adaptation of the already existing color TV.
What are the features of Intel microprocessors?
The Pentium family of processors, which has its roots in the Intel486(TM) processor, uses the Intel486 instruction set (with a few additional instructions). The term ''Pentium processor'' refers to a family of microprocessors that share a common architecture and instruction set. The first Pentium processors (the P5 variety) were introduced in 1993. This 5.0-V processor was fabricated in 0.8-micron bipolar complementary metal oxide semiconductor (BiCMOS) technology. The P5 processor runs at a clock frequency of either 60 or 66 MHz and has 3.1 million transistors. The next version of the Pentium processor family, the P54C processor, was introduced in 1994. The P54C processors are fabricated in 3.3-V, 0.6-micron BiCMOS technology. The P54C processor also has System Management Mode (SMM) for advanced power management The Intel Pentium processor, like its predecessor the Intel486 microprocessor, is fully software compatible with the installed base of over 100 million compatible Intel architecture systems. In addition, the Intel Pentium processor provides new levels of performance to new and existing software through a reimplementation of the Intel 32-bit instruction set architecture using the latest, most advanced, design techniques. Optimized, dual execution units provide one-clock execution for "core" instructions, while advanced technology, such as superscalar architecture, branch prediction, and execution pipelining, enables multiple instructions to execute in parallel with high efficiency. Separate code and data caches combined with wide 128-bit and 256-bit internal data paths and a 64-bit, burstable, external bus allow these performance levels to be sustained in cost-effective systems. The application of this advanced technology in the Intel Pentium processor brings "state of the art" performance and capability to existing Intel architecture software as well as new and advanced applications. The Pentium processor has two primary operating modes and a "system management mode." The operating mode determines which instructions and architectural features are accessible.
Is replacing a motherboard is fairly compicated process whereas replacing a processor is much simple?
I would not call it complicated, but it can be time consuming. You do have to remove the components that connect to the motherboard (including the processor), and reinstall them to the new one. Swapping out the processor is a simple job, but making sure that the new processor is supported by the existing motherboard can be tricky. You have to take into account, not only the motherboard model, but its revision and bios version.
Steps to removing Mac OS?
You cannot 'remove' the Mac OS. The computer will not function without it. Macintosh computers need, and can only function with, the Mac OS. What you can do, possibly, is revert to an earlier version of the OS, if you still the disks the computer came with, or you can possibly upgrade to newer OS than the one you are currently using. If you want to revert, then insert the installation disk and set it as the start-up disk and then follow the onscreen instructions. This will delete the existing OS and install the desired one. If you are upgrading, insert the installation disk and set it as the start-up disk. Then follow the instructions. This will upgrade the existing OS to the newer one.
