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Can you physically move the processor from one computer to another?
This depends on the computer and whether the processor is inserted in a socket or permanently installed (soldered in place, for example). Clearly, to move a processor from one computer to another requires that the computers be compatible, in any case.
In a computer most processing takes place in?
This answer would be the CPU (Central Processing Unit).
Name a difference between a mainframe with terminals and a network of computers?
For a mainframe with terminals, data processing takes place on the mainframe computer only as the terminals are 'dumb'. Conversely, in a network of computers, each computer has its own processor.
Where the place you can buy a kitchen on harvest moon for girl?
by fufilling other upgrades first
Which component will always have a cooling solution in place?
Processor
What place is Detroit red wings in?
As of 1/8/2011 the Detroit Red Wings are in 3 place in the entire NHL.
What CPU socket has a small lever that locks the CPU into place?
Zero Insertion Force socket, the ZIF socket was designed by Intel and includes a small lever to insert and remove the computer processor.
Where did the battle of Detroit take place?
detroit river and lake erie
What part of speech is Detroit?
The word Detroit is a proper noun, the name of a specific place.
Can you run your PC without motherboard is it that important?
A car utilizes different components to make it a car. can you run a car without a transmission? can you run a car without a fuel tank? It might be good for you to find out what the components inside a computer actually DO: # Processor. That's the part that compares, adds, subtracts, loads addresses into registers, modifies the "program counter"... In general, that's the part that DOES stuff. # Motherboard. That's the part that the processor connects to. The motherboard lets the processor connect to stuff, lets the processor transfer stuff, transfers electrical energy to the processor and in short is there to provide for the needs of the processor. # Power supply. That's the part that converts house wiring into low voltage DC that the processor and peripherals can use. # Volatile RAM. That's the part that holds values as the computer runs. When the computer is turned off all data in RAM is lost. # Non-volatile storage. That's things like Hard drives, CD's, USB memory sticks and any other device that lets you hold data after the computer is turned off. Data can be any number of things. Phone lists, a term paper or even a computer program. The computer treats all data the same until it tries to do something with the data. # Other peripheral devices do different things and this isn't the place to talk about them all. That's the longer answer. The short answer is, a computer that doesn't have a motherboard isn't a computer, it's just a collection of computer pieces. No, it will not function as a computer if there is no motherboard.
Is Detroit proper noun?
Yes, the noun 'Detroit' is a proper noun, the name of a specific place.
What place is attacked by computer virus in computer?
Any place.
