Microprocessors

What CPU can you buy for a core 2 quad processor Q6700 2.66GHz 8 MB CPU? The Core 2 Quad Processor Q6700 2.66GHz ISthe CPU. CPU means "Central Processing Unit", which is the processor chip.

An octacore microprocessor is a microprocessor containing eight (octa-) independent CPUs (-core) that can simultaneously run different program threads/processes in parallel. Its theoretical performance can be eight times that of a microprocessor having only one CPU (-core), but real world practical issues reduce this advantage when running real applications.

1. CPU can be driven by a faster clock rate

2. all instructions are constant length

3. The CPU has a large register set compared to CISC CPU's

4. all arithmetic logic instructions are register based

5. The control unit is typically microprogrammed

The BIOS (Basic Input Output System) is software that controls the motherboard and computer hardware functions. Search Google with: BIOS for more information.

A chip carries out a complex elctronic process formerly only achievable with a relatively large circuit. A chip is small and cheap and efficient.

How do 'I' know if 'your' computer has core2duo? I could not possibly know without having the computer in front of me. But, How do 'I' know if 'my' computer has core2duo? In the Control Panel Folder, I would double-click the System Icon and open the Tab marked General. In plain view, the Processor's Manufacturer, Model, Type and Speed will be listed.

Encoders turn readable information into a different format for example a CD track into an MP3. A decoder undoes this encoding to make the file readable, for example windows media player (it also does encoding). Or a television station compressing data into encoded format for broadcast on the digital broadcast network, and a sky box which decodes the information for display.

If you are not planning to overclock your processor, then most any AM2 heat sink and fan will work. Do look on the package to verify it is rated for quad-core 2.5 Ghz. Some good brands are Thermaltake, Masscool, Cooler Master, and Zalman (listed from personal experience)

1900MB x 1024KB/MB=
1900 x1024= 1945600
MB/1 x KB/MB =(MBxKB)/MB= KB

1945600KB if kilobytes and megabytes

IS ACER CORE I3 BETTER HP CORE 13 BETTER, what is the difference in price as well as performance

Passive and active air cooling and liquid cooling.

What three methods or devices are used to cool a CPU

well considering the triginometry involved and all the binary access codes...not to mention the miniture cirtcuits needed to compute the information to the rest of the computer through a circulatory proccess from the control center (otherwise known as the motherboard)...and because x = 2 and the JPG of this binary access code is the same as y = -5...can the CPU think for itself...well considering all the robotic features involved...can the brain think for itself...lets see then...the brain is a major organ in the body and is needed to function...without the brain you are doomed to the lairs of Satan...so the nervous circuits are needed in order to function in the brain and same with all the circulatory wires that are connected to the CPU...the answer is no...the CPU cannot think for itself...it needs a user to compute instructions to it in order to function.

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Dear friend the minimum frequency ios due to reset time so to isolate the reset clock and opearational clock time the minimum frequency is defined, so the processor become easy to check and detect any type of error.

This would not be a good idea because if you get any back draft which is likely when the vent isn't working then you have one smelly bathroom.

Typically, a software model of a microprocessor describes the microprocessor in a register transfer language (RTL). To test the software model, a set of test instructions, referred to as a "test case," is written in the machine language of the microprocessor, and a simulator simulates the execution of those instructions by the microprocessor. Software verification tools compare the results obtained from the simulation with the results that should be obtained if the microprocessor is functioning correctly. If the expected results do not match the actual results, an error exists in the design. In response, the software model may be modified in an attempt to rectify the identified error.

RISC machines operates on registers to prevent in large amount of interactions with memory

No. Unless you go on lowest possible settings, but even then, it will most likely dip below 30 fps.

Yes. The Intel D945GNT motherboard supports dual-core Pentium D processors.

You should never use any kind of liquid to clean a CPU. The best thing to use is compressed air. If a little elbow grease is needed, use a dry toothbrush, but be very careful not to bend any pins. And also be careful not to create static electricity.

If you are wishing to remove excess heat-transferrence compound, do so with a lightly moistened fingertip, and be gentle. You could also use isopropyl alcohol to remove the thermal paste, or purchase a special thermal material remover and surface purifier set.

If using isopropyl alcohol or a special remover, apply some of the liquid with a cotton tip. This will quickly dissolve the thermal paste. Then use a lint free cloth to dry the CPU off. A coffee filter will do as well.

Cache memory is a fast memory which act as a buffer memory between the main memory and the processor.It helps to increase the overall speed of the system.The data which are repeatedly used during the processing of information are loaded on to the cache memory so that each time the processor don't have to access the same from the main memory.Due to this the CPU doesn't have to use the mother board's system bus for data transfer.With the help of cache memory we can reduce the problem of bottle neck of the system bus.

cisc cpu

Intel

AMD only

A port allows you to plug hardware into your CPU.

You can customize your computer in a process called "overclocking" whereby you make certain BIOS and/or hardware changes to increase CPU voltage/current settings, or timer latch settings, and this will make the CPU "clock" faster.

When a CPU runs more cycles per second, it also consumes more power per second, meaning that it also dissipates more power as heat per second, increasing its temperature. If this is not properly managed, the CPU could overheat, which can permanently damage it.