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Why are registers in a microprocessor necessary if the same operations can be done using RAM only?
Registers in a microprocessor are utilized, even though the same operations can be done using RAM, in order to boost performance. Registers, although adding cost and complexity, are very much faster than RAM. Its a balance between performance and cost.
Central processing unit processor microprocessor?
These are all basically the same thing.
What is the difference between ram and ddr ram?
It's the same thing.
Does ram capacity depend upon motherboard?
The microprocessor determines how much RAM your computer can use
What type of ram is synchronized to the microprocessor's memory bus?
RIMM
What is the difference between ram and ddr2 ram?
There are both the same thing, ddr2 ram, is faster that ddr1 ram but ddr3 ram is more modern and faster
Are the tipm and fuse box for 2014 dodge ram the same thing?
Yes, they are the same.
Communication between the microprocessor RAM and the peripherals of a computer system is referred to as the?
databus
what is the communication path between a microprocessor ram and peripherals called?
The data bus.
Types of sorting in 8085 microprocessor?
Sorting is not a microprocessor specific thing. Sorting requires a program and, as such, is not dependent on which microprocessor is involved.
What do you mean by memory?
High speed memory that reside between the microprocessor and RAM in a computer.
Why is microprocessor called a processor?
The word "processor" means the same thing as "microprocessor", as they both do the same thing, process input signals into output data. The prefix was added once processors started getting smaller. Much smaller, even, than a fingernail. That's pretty small, hence the prefix "micro".
