Microprocessors
In this chapter, you will learn how to
• Identify the core components of a CPU
• Describe the relationship of CPUs and RAM
• Explain the varieties of modern CPUs
• Identify specialty CPUs
• Install and upgrade CPUs
Registers determine the clock speed.
The CPU uses registers for temporary storage of internal commands and data.
Registers enable the CPU to address RAM.
Registers enable the CPU to control the address bus.
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The external data bus determines the clock speed for the CPU.
The CPU uses the external data bus to address RAM.
The external data bus provides a channel for the flow of data and commands between the CPU and RAM.
The CPU uses the external data bus to access registers.
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Clock speed of the CPU, clock multiplier for the CPU
Clock speed of the CPU, clock multiplier for the CPU, voltage settings on the motherboard
Clock speed of the CPU, clock multiplier for the CPU, voltage settings on the motherboard, system clock speed
Voltage settings on the motherboard, system clock speed
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Level 1 cache
64-bit data bus
Quad pipelining
Dual processors
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It enables the CPU to continue working during pipeline stalls.
It enables the CPU to continue working during hard drive refreshes.
It enables the CPU to access RAM.
It enables the CPU to access the chipset memory controller.
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Athlon Thunderbird used an SEC cartridge
Athlon Thunderbird used a PGA package
Athlon Thunderbird ran on a double-pumped frontside bus
Athlon Thunderbird ran on a quad-pumped frontside bus
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Meets only the primary objective
Meets only the optional objective
Meets the primary and optional objectives
Meets neither objective
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