What are the capacity of microcomputer?

Answer 1

Different microcomputers have different capacities in terms of processing speed and storage. For instance, the main memory of a tablet computer averages 128 MB to 1 GB while that of a desktop computer averages 1 GB to 8 GB.

Answer 2

1. The storage capacity of a computeris measured in? Usually in GB and they range from 76 to 900 so if you want a really good computer I would shot. What is the ...

Answer 3

There is no way anyone can answer this question because we can't see your computer. There are so many variations, it is pretty much impossible to even guess. If this is a pc, then double click on Computer (or my computer depending on which operating system) and right click on your C: You will see how much harddrive space you have and how much is empty.

Answer 4

A computer or computer system will probably have several LAYERS OR LEVELS of storage.

The storage levels are usually described by the SIZE and/or SPEED of the storage medium.

Registers are very intimate storage places closely associated with the Central Processing Unit [CPU]. They interact directly with the addition, multliplication, addressing and comparison functions of a general purpose digital computer.

Next comes memory. In the old days this was called "core" memory since they actually used magnetic core rings. Modern computers use semiconductors as electronic quick-access.

As we go down the line the slower the medium the slower and cheaper the storage is.

When I was a lad punched cards gave way to paper tape. Magnetic tape gave way to spinning magnetic discs.

So it goes...

JCF

Answer 5

"Capacity" can mean many different things. The capacity of a computer can be expressed by:* How much information can be stored on its hard drive

* How much RAM memory it has

* The clock speed, combined with the number of processors, give you an idea of how fast it can process things

* The flops is a more accurate measure of how fast it can process things

Answer 6

normally used in reference to "storage capacity" (i.e., the size of your hard drive)

Answer 7

If you mean, where to look on the 'net, try : Units of Measurement (Web site). (May 7, 2001). from Science of Everyday Things: Measurement article via Answers.com

Answer 8

Processors are not measured in capacity.