Full form of CPU

Answer 1

This question could mean a large number of things.

1. Full form of "CPU" - Central Processing unit

2. Full 'form' of CPU - A highly complex composition of transistors arranged intelligently in order to carry out a large number of individual tasks, ranging from performing calculations to storing data.

3. Full form of CPU - Small square with hundreds of small golden pins on the bottom with a thin green band of silicon along the middle. The top is typically covered with a thick metal shielding / thermal plate, with emblems and information etched into the top.

Answer 2

CPU is an abbreviation of Central Processing Unit, the main processor of a computer (the one that does most of the actual work). Modern computers often have several CPUs (duo processors, quad processors, etc) , however they are really just one CPU with two or more cores. In supercomputers and mainframes, however, there really will be several actual processors, each of which can have two or more cores. However, they work together in parallel and, combined, form the central processing unit itself.

External to the CPU there may be other processors responsible for particular types of processing. For instance, graphics processors (GPUs) and floating-point processors (FPUs). Although physically separated from the CPU, the CPU is ultimately responsible for coordinating their activities, setting up calls and processing any return values, freeing the CPU to get on with its own tasks.

Answer 3

CPU is abbreviation for Control Processing Unit, also known as the brain of the computer.

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Central Processing Unit (CPU)

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Central Processing Unit.

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