A "brain" is commonly considered to be the source of all actions and thinking in an animal (except, of course, reflexive actions). All muscles coordinate themselves through the brain's direction, assuming the nervous system is operating normally, and the brain senses many different values from the nervous system and makes appropriate reactions from those values.
In comparison, a CPU (or "processor") is responsible for processing inputs and generating output between all other components in a system (except those offloaded to dedicated circuitry, such as DMA). Even then, all major interaction between various components is initiated by the processor, similar to the various parts of an animal brain that is responsible for coordinating the organism's organic systems.
If a computer has a "brain", it would be the CPU, or Central Processing Unit.
Microprocessor is the so called Brain of the computer.
The CPU is considered the "brain" of the computer, and since the brain is part of our nervous systems, this would be your answer.
The CPU, or Central Processing Unit, is usually referred to as the "brain".
Inside The Cpu And Its Called Ram
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The CPU is the "Brain" of the computer. The CPU is where most data passes through, therefore being called the Central Processing Unit.
The brains off the computer is called a brain-computer interface (BCI)
The computer no brain.
It's called the Processor, or more precisely, the CPU (Central Processing Unit)
Control unit .Because it controls or supervises the all the actions of computer by generating control signals .
Because it can solve all types of computation. We need only give to instruct the computer and it solve all computations in seconds.