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.
Information.
A Data is a raw collection of facts which requires interpretation and after a Data has been processed it turns into a piece of useful Information.
The CPU. Specifically, the CPU registers.
The traditional file processing system is the computerized manual filing system. It is when a computer system stores permanent records.
It stores data, even when the computer is switched off.
Microprocessor is the heart of computer. if we do not learn it.we dont know how the computer mechanism is actual working. how it stores data.how can it get all information.
In a cell, DNA or Deoxiribose Nucleic Acid stores and transmits genetic information.
It is called a Retrovirus HIV is an example of a Retrovirus
2) what is an output device that prints output on paper? and an output that is printed on paper?
central processing unit
The Bios
The System Unit contains the computers CPU(central processing unit), also called the processor,which is the brain of the computer system and the hard drivewhich stores all the computer's resident programs.
The System Unit contains the computers CPU(central processing unit), also called the processor,which is the brain of the computer system and the hard drivewhich stores all the computer's resident programs.
Control
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Read Only Memory (ROM)
The instructions are stored in the Master Boot Record (MBR).
brainy
The central processing unit (CPU) is the part of a computer that processes data. In the past, the CPU itself used to take up a large cabinet that was full of many circuit boards. Nowadays, multiple CPUs fit inside a single chip, and that chip fits onto a single circuit board known as a motherboard.