Microprocessors

The CPU

There is no difference between a laptop and desktop CPU. DIFFERENCE IN USE: LAPTOP - is intended for mobile people but in reality we put it at the top of table or desk - better we call it as "NOTEBOOK" only, then we have no problem in using it at the top of table. DESKTOP - is intended at the top of a desk, but in reality or mostly installed below or under the table or desk. Also they call it as CPU??? So what shall we call the real CPU (Processor) in the motherboard? POCKET PC - is intended for mobile people and to placed in jeans pocket, but in reality we put it in our clutch bag, etc. or at the side of belly belt… ADDITIONAL INFO: You will find and read this Warning in all Notebook User's Manual... DO NOT PUT THE NOTEBOOK PC ON YOUR LAP OR OTHER PARTS OF THE BODY TO AVOID INJURY FROM HEAT!

One would assume software written specifically for the Core 2 Duo wouldn't work with any other processor. However, there are very few if any examples of this.

Software that is compatible with the Core 2 Duo, however, is generally compatible with the Core i7.

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As of mid 2016, you are probably looking for an Intel i7 series.

Some sites say that the i7 6700k is the very best for gaming. It has four cores and eight threads. It has an 8MB cache and supports DDR4 and DDR3L.

Other sites say that the i7 5960X is the best. It is definitely more expensive, but it depends on who you talk to as to whether they will tell you it is definitely better, or whether the performance is close to identical, and you should get the cheaper one. :)

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The system mother board has a clock speed; two to three-times this is usually the memory speed, and four-times this is most always the Front Side Bus (FSB) speed. Think of an 18-speed bicycle. The lower the gear ratio the steeper the hill you can pedle up. For the CPU it is the higher the CPU Core speed the more computer instructions you can process. The point is... how many instructions/how steep is the hill you have to deal with; will determine how important getting that next CPU core multiple of the base clock speed. CPU core speed multiples is more like the bike going down-hill, sometimes you just can't peddle fast enough to keep your feet on the peddles. Most of us don't really have the data cruching need for that extra $100 or $300 for those fractions of a second we will save going from a core multiple of 9 to 10 or 11 times the board frequency; which is also the ratio of speed boost, 10:11 is not much of an improvement. Most important is getting the computer with the features you need. When it costs a $100 more for the next CPU core multiple and your only speending $100 on a video board or only getting 512 MB of memory... get the $200 video board or get the 2 GB of the fastest memory... for your system mother board!

Sounds like a crossword clue, to which the answer is most likely Silicon. Nowadays silicon is becoming old hat.

The original football (soccer goal) actually consisted of tape - which stretched the whole length of the goal-line an two posts. This was later modified by the FA to goalposts and a solid crossbar, and the goals were reduced in size to 24 feet across by 8 feet in height.

The set of goals as we know them today came about because of a simple invention - the net at the back and sides of the goal - by a Liverpudlian engineer, John Brodie, back in 1889. Previous to this, there were many disputes as to whether the ball went over the line, so Brodie´s invention saved many arguments as to whether a goal had actually been scored. The Football League approved use of the goal-net in 1890.

Central processing Unit: It takes in information from an input and interprets the data.

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Canada has a self-ruled government. They have a constitution that they follow.

An embedded system has historically been defined as a single function product where the intelligence is embedded in the system. It could be anything from a dishwasher to a hearing aid, if that product includes a microprocessor and software. Many of today's embedded systems are looking more like PCs with user interfaces, touchscreens, displays, keypads and more. Still, these are not general function systems but are designed to perform very specific functions. An embedded system makes use of embedded hardware (microprocessor) and embedded software to accomplish its purpose. Embedded software is generally comprised of: * Real-time operating system (RTOS) * Drivers (HW peripheral interface) * Application software

Seeing as Core 2 Duo sounds redundant (since 2 is the same as duo), I would say that Duel Core is more accurate, unless they are two different things. If they aren't the same, core 2 Duo could be an upgrade from duel core, but that just might be just me.

Depending on the motherboard model, you may need to use a PCI video card. On some of the Gateways, the on board video is using the AGP, so if you put an AGP card in, the on board shuts itself off. Just go to newegg.com or other computer parts seller and purchase a dual head video card.

the pin configuration of a processor means that the diagramatic representation of block diagram of processor representing various pins and the function of that pins

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Not much, since the gold is typically just a thin plate over copper traces. Printed circuit gold is usually only one or two mils thick and you'd need several boards to make up an ounce of gold. It IS worth it, but you'd need to process several boards to make it worth your time and effort.

Blaise pascal invented the first mechanical adding machine in 1642.but Charles Babbage was father of morden computer

Blaise pascal invented the first mechanical adding machine in 1642.but Charles Babbage was father of morden computer. O.C.A.BARIPADA

Computers weren't discovered, they were invented. In its most basic understanding, computers were invented thousands of years ago by the Chinese, however that is clearly not the case for electronic