What is the storage capacity of a cpu?

Answer 1

Data Storage capacity depends upon the Hardware & Filesystem being used in Personal Computer.

Nowadays Personal Computers can support upto Terabytes of Data Storages. Maximum size of Harddisks available today is 2TBby Seagate & Western Digital. 4TB disks are expected to be launched in 2011.

Answer 2

If you're referring to the "Desktop" of a computer (the main screen), it is only limited to the remaining space on the computer's hard drive. A desktop computer simply denotes which type of computer it is. (a desktop PC consists of separate keyboard, screen, and computer units) What matters for your question is the size of the hard drive (permanent storage space). Lower end or older computers have between 100 and 320 Gigabytes (1 GB = 1,000,000,000 individual pieces of data), and higher end computers will often have 500 to 2000GB. In terms of say movies and music (for 1000GB) this would be roughly 150 feature movies or 100,000 typical songs.

Because of the designs, desktops are almost always larger in hard drive space than laptops, and for the casual computer user, storage will rarely become a problem, unless you enjoy keeping hundreds of pictures, songs, and videos on-hand.

Answer 3

CPU's or central processing units do not actually store data. There is a minimal amount of data on board but the storage takes place on the hard and solid state drives.