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How many transistors are in a modern CPU?
4billion
What CPU meant by a 5th generation Intel processor?
It refers to the 14 nm transistors with haswell architecture
The is responsible for executing instructions to process data and consists of transistors?
Microprocessor (processor or the central processing unit (CPU))
Responsible for executing instructions to process data and consists of transistors and electronic circuits on a silicon chip on the motherboard?
processor or CPU
How many transistors can you find in a CPU today?
on the order of a billion
Why make integrated circuits like CPU's with millions of transistors on one chip instead of using individual transistors?
Size, power, cost, and speed... The size of a CPU with individual transistors could easily require a room full of electronics, whereas a modern CPU chip is smaller than a small coin. The power of a CPU with individual transistors could easily be in the kilowatt or hundreds of kilowatts range, requiring specialized power systems, whereas a modern CPU chip only requires 25 to 100 watts per core. (At full load.) The cost of a CPU with individual transistors could easily be in the millions of dollars, whereas the modern CPU chip might only be a few hundred dollars. The speed of a CPU with individual transistors is limited by the length of the conductors. The speed of light is about one foot per nanosecond. (3 x 108 m/s divided by 1 x 109 ns/s) If you have a large, room size CPU, there are physical limits on how fast it can go. A modern CPU chip can easily run in the GHz range, an impossible feat for a room sized CPU.
Are modern computers made up of many computers?
In the sense that there are many dedicated processors, yes. Besides the CPU (which may be multi-processor itself), the video and many other components have their own dedicated processor.
Is a CPU made of transistors?
Yes it is!
Is CPU considered to be data processor?
Data run's through a processor CPU = Core Processing Unit but yes CPU is the same thing as a Processor or ''Data Processor''
Responsible for executing instructions to process data and consists of transistors and electronic circuits on a silicon chup on the motherboard is?
Control processor located in the CPU along with the ALU and I/O
What is the abbreviation for 'central processor unit'?
Central Processor Unit --> CPU
What is the main component in a computer chip?
The main component of modern computer chips is Silicon.
