The central processing unit in a computer is the main chip that "makes everything go." It gets input from programs to execute instructions and control electrical signals.
When you look inside a typical desktop computer or personal computer, you can see many integrated circuits ("chips").Every chip has something written on it.This chip labeling includes the manufacturer's name or logo, the part number, and a code indicating when it was manufactured.Typically you can go to the manufacturer's web site, look up the part number, and get a data sheet that has everything you ever wanted to know about that chip, and then some.With a little experience, the function of many chips can be recognized from their shape and position in the computer, even without reading the part chip labeling.In a typical desktop or laptop computer, it's pretty easy to pick out the CPU chip, DRAM, a northbridge chip, a southbridge chip, a video controller chip, an audio chip, a Flash chip to hold the BIOS -- there may be a few other miscellaneous chips that are more difficult to figure out their function.
A person who knows everything about the computer & can't go a day without the computer. 24/7 computer geek. (;
go to "computer" then right click on "system c " then right click on it and go to "format" but you will lose your windows you are running your computer on and everything else
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Chip Eccles goes by Chip.
Chip Cronkite goes by Chip.
Chip Hawkes goes by Chip.
It has no governor. The speed or revs are computer controlled. You can't make it go any faster than the computer is set for. You would need to have the computer reprogrammed if you wish to go faster. If you're ok with blowing up your engine, you can chip your ECU and drop in a eBay "performance" chip to remove the rev limiter.
You have to go in the office and look at the couch under. Then you see the computer chip, go in the computer and put in the computer chip. You then click the vaults code and it shows you that. N is for north E is for east and S is for south W is for west.
If you had keys with computer chip embedded,you will have to go back to a dealer,and have it checked&ordered..
This must be ordered/purchased through the a Buick Car dealer. A duplicated key without the computer chip will not be able to start the car ... this helps to prevent auto theft. you have to go to the dealer
Chip Eberhart goes by Chip E..