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What is the function of processor on motherboard?
function of the processor is to process data
Which is correct processer or processor when speaking of a person who is doing a process?
processor
What makes the computer fast?
Both the processor, which allows the computer to do tasks, the better that is, the faster your computer can work the RAM which stores the things for the processor to process, the more you have the better. AND the hard drive, the faster this is, the faster the processor can grab information off it.
Is also called the processor?
The CPU is also known as the processor. A processor is the major factor to consider in how fast a computer can process data.
How do you extract gold from a processor?
To extract gold from a processor, you can start by crushing the processor to a fine powder and then using a chemical process such as acid leaching to dissolve the gold from the other materials. After the gold is dissolved, it can be recovered through processes like precipitation or electroplating. It's important to note that this process can be hazardous and should be done with proper safety precautions.
What do you call the person who serves a summons?
process server process server
Explain one limitation of a 16-bit processor to a 64-bit processor?
One limitation of a 16 bit processor, compared to a 64 bit processor, is computing speed. A 16 bit process can process 2 bytes (8 bits = 1 byte) of information per clock cycle. While a 64 bit processor can process 8 bytes of information per clock cycle, making the 64 bit processor four times faster than a 16 bit processor.
What is the function of the motherboard?
function of the processor is to process data
What does a computer processor contain?
stuff to process computers.
What is a computer why it is known as data processor?
A computer is known as a data processor because that's what it does. Process data (programs)
What does it mean when a processor can process in parallel?
That means a multi core processor is using it's separate processors to individually
How hyperthreading processor is different from other traditional processors?
A traditional processor normally isn't 100% active. There are some parts of the processor that specialise in different processes, and they can only process one thread (or task) at a time, so when it is doing one process, other parts of the processor used for other things remain idle. A hyperthreading processor is seen in operating systems as 2 CPUs so it is given 2 threads (or tasks if you like) at once. The processor then processes one thread, and uses inactive parts of the processor to process the other thread.
