Microprocessors

CCC was GM's marketing brand name for their early computerized systems to control fuel mixture, spark advance, and emissions controls in their cars. On the Celebrity this was a single barrel throttle body injection system.

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of course you can ... what makes you think you couldn't ?

it depends how much you pay for it, how the model is, and how much speed the motherboard chip has

The Xeon. It is intended for high end workstations and servers.

Nate Clark of Germany invented the third computer in his basement while playing GTA4

A thread is a sub process in other words one process can contain multiple threads.

A Pentium 4 processor, and a motherboard that supports it.

Right click on your desktop, click personalization. Then, on the left hand side of the window that appears, a task that says "Adjust font size (DPI)" will appear. Click it. You may select your font size in the window that appears.

Nothing; it's a brand name. Intel chose it because they had lost cases where they attempted to assert brand name ownership of "286", "386", "486" and related usages like "80x86" - courts decided, repeatedly, that these were generic terms for a type of architecture and not a product name (which would have been protected).

Intel wanted this kind of protection because there would be nothing to match a Pentium, on release, for a long time (on the PC platform) and they did not want other manufacturers (e.g. AMD, Cyrix, VIA) being able to later claim that their products were "Pentiums", as had happened with the previous Intel releases, and so capitalize on Intel's marketing.

Just what the name says. It counts at high speed, usually with a sensor of some kind such as a proximity switch, light detector, etc. The tachometer in a car is basically a high speed counter.

There are also integrated circuits that are "high speed counters, " used as components of digital devices.

usually this means your motherboard doesn't recognize your model of CPU. it will run fine, it just doesn't know exactly what kind of CPU you have. try updating your bios.

Intel Corporation created the Pentium chip. They had previously created all their microchips with numerical identification. Their main series up until that point included the 286 (technically called the 80286), 386, and 486. They were frustrated by the fact that their competitors were naming their chips the same way or very similarly. They tried to make the number-names into trademarks but discovered that one cannot trademark a number. Therefore, to keep the competition from using their naming scheme, they decided to call their next chip the 'Pentium', and they trademarked the name.

The memory that is use externally when microcontroller works in expanded mode for special cases .

The SRS control unit is found behind the center console on a 2002 Honda Civic. Removing the center console will show the unit which will be mounted to the floor of the car.

Adding a heatsink to a component increases the surface area that is exposed to cooling air. In other words the same amount of heat is spread out over a larger area and more air can get to it so the part stays cooler. ==Answer 2, More input == Answer 1 is correct, and my answer is NOT intended as a challenge, but 1 was not responsive in answering the question: The question was "HOW DOES...REMOVE heat...?" Answer 1 explains how the sink gets rid of the heat. The answer to HOW, is--"by CONDUCTION." The heatsink, usually made of aluminium, is very firmly and intimately attached to the component to be cooled, often using a small bolt or screw, or with spring tension built into the construction of the sink. The sink then "draws," in laymen's terminology, the heat from the component into itself. The miniscule "gap" remaining between the two surfaces is resistant to the conduction [transfer] of heat from the component to the sink, so to improve thermal conductivity, a thermally conductive "grease" is applied to the joint before mounting the sink to the component. The heat is then transfered to the sink by CONDUCTION, and by virtue of the sink material, and [as described in answer 1] the greatly increased surface area exposed to the air, the sink releases the heat to the air at a greater rate and volume than the component by itself could.

Answer:- The Cache memory is placed between the CPU and the main memory. It is a fast speed memory and is expensive and faster than the main memory.

Cache memory is used to store the frequently accessed data of main memory. The instructions that are frequently used by the CPU are stored in the cache memory. It is used to reduce the average access time for address, instructions or data, which are normally stored in the main memory. Cache memory increases the operating speed of the system. But is much costlier than main memory. From economic considerations, the capacity of the cache memory is much less as compared to main memory..

Order the moderm DIGESET V3.5.7 MP CPU Key code 7159 for you digital RAM processor to boost the maximum infrastructure based on how high your max processing speed is. this will minimise the cost because you are using the DIGESET V3.5.7 MP in harmony with the FDC 8272 on your single board computer. Then you get you DIGESET V3.5.7 and reprogram its micro chip to code:

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Then you should be able to interface FDC 8272 with an Intel 8088 microprocessor based single board computer with ease.

A keyboard is an input device. A modem is both an input and an output device. A CPU is the central processor and is connected to both input and output devices but is itself neither.

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Each tick equates to a clock cycle.

x1=60 x2=120 x3=180 x4=240 x5=300 x6=360 x7=420 x8=480 x9=540

x10=600 x11=660 x12=720 x13=780 x14=840 x15=900

so far it is the KING of all processors it is expensive but totally worth it everything loads in an instant!

Older PGA processors should be placed on a soft piece of foam to prevent the pins from being bent. Newer LGA processors do not have pins, so this is unnecessary, but you should still place it on a clean non-metallic surface to prevent damage.

The MIPS ALU opcodes are used for performing arithmetic and logical operations in a MIPS processor. Some common opcodes include ADD (addition), SUB (subtraction), AND (logical AND), OR (logical OR), and XOR (exclusive OR).