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parts of the computerOnline version this video and game will show you parts of the computer, and it will help you learn by Julie Soriano 1 Explain the fundamental differences between a CPU's architecture (few, powerful cores) a The fundamental difference is that the few, powerful cores approach is exclusively used in mobile phones, while the alternative (many, weaker cores) is only found in desktop computers and servers. b The primary distinction lies in the type of programming language they use; "few, powerful cores" use a proprietary, high-level language, and the alternative uses only machine code c CPUs are designed for high-speed, serial processing of diverse tasks, featuring a small number of highly complex cores. GPUs are designed for massive parallel processing of simpler tasks d The "few, powerful cores" architecture can physically run at speeds much faster than the speed of light, while the alternative is limited to conventional clock speeds. 2 Explain the fundamental differences between a CPU's architecture (few, powerful cores) a The fundamental difference is that the few, powerful cores approach is exclusively used in mobile phones, while the alternative (many, weaker cores) is only found in desktop computers and servers. b The primary distinction lies in the type of programming language they use; "few, powerful cores" use a proprietary, high-level language, and the alternative uses only machine code c CPUs are designed for high-speed, serial processing of diverse tasks, featuring a small number of highly complex cores. GPUs are designed for massive parallel processing of simpler tasks d The "few, powerful cores" architecture can physically run at speeds much faster than the speed of light, while the alternative is limited to conventional clock speeds. 3 What is the difference between volatile and non-volatile memory, and how does the type of RAM (e.g., DDR5 vs. older SDRAM) affect its latency and bandwidth, impacting the overall system speed? a Volatile memory, like RAM, loses its data when the power is turned off b The difference between volatile and non-volatile memory is simply their physical size; larger memory modules are non-volatile. c Volatile memory retains its data even when power is removed, making it ideal for long-term storage like hard drives d DDR5 RAM has higher latency and lower bandwidth compared to older SDRAM, which ultimately slows down the system because it must wait longer for data. 4 How do modern CPU architectural features like hyper-threading, out-of-order executio a hyperthreading b Hyper-threading allows a single physical core to act as two logical cores c out-of-order execution work d Many modern CPUs use out-of-order execution 5 What is the primary function of the motherboard's chipse a there is not any b It generates the primary power required to operate the entire computer system c It directly executes program instructions and performs calculations for all software applications d the "traffic cop" of the motherboard 6 Which component provides visual output on a screen a visual output by displaying images, text, and videos generated by the computer's graphics cardThe components that provide visual output on a screen are the Graphics Processing Unit (GPU) b The Central Processing Unit (CPU) c The keyboard d The components that provide visual output on a screen are the Graphics Processing Unit (GPU) 7 What are hardware drives a a drive that pluges into the coputer b they are solely software components, they only store temporary data c physical components that store digital data d ack moving parts 8 What hardware allows users to input data a physical devices like keyboards, mice, and touchpads optical devices like scanners and webcams and audio b Any input device c Common input devices d only a keybored 9 What is the main processing unit of a computer a the main processing device of a computer is the Central Processing Unit (CPU) b the whole thing c the battery d only the (CPU)

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by Julie Soriano

Explain the fundamental differences between a CPU's architecture (few, powerful cores)

Explain the fundamental differences between a CPU's architecture (few, powerful cores)

What is the difference between volatile and non-volatile memory, and how does the type of RAM (e.g., DDR5 vs. older SDRAM) affect its latency and bandwidth, impacting the overall system speed?

How do modern CPU architectural features like hyper-threading, out-of-order executio

What is the primary function of the motherboard's chipse

Which component provides visual output on a screen

What are hardware drives

What hardware allows users to input data

What is the main processing unit of a computer