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1. mips- millions of instructions per second
2. speed of the cpu
3. cache memory higher is better
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How can you figure out what CPU's your computer can take?
You figure out what your motherboard is by going into your control panel and selecting the device manager.Then you look it up on the internet and the manufacturer will specify what processors it works with.
What is the normal temp for a CPU?
The temperature at the CPU varies from CPU to CPU, the best thing to do is to find your CPU model at Intel or AMD (more likely) look at the specs. and should tell you the maximum temperature it can handle
What is essential when selecting memory?
The most important thing to watch is that the mhz speed of the Ram matches the cpu operating freqeuncy. Not matching them can cause erratic behaviour of the CPU
Which two motherboard features must be compatible when selecting a new CPU Choose two?
chipset and socket type
Why do eBay pages cause high CPU load in the Opera web browser?
Try selecting "Opt Out" to get out of the new eBay beta style, as this has been shown to cause high CPU load in older computers.
What is switching to CPU?
If your talking about a video game switching to CPU is switching that person to a computer.
Which two system components should you check to avoid CPU overheating?
The CPU fan and the CPU heatsink (in liquid coolers, this would be the radiator).
How do you check a CPU harddrive without taking a CPU apart?
you would have to look it up or else just take it apart.
Can you check CPU usage from task manager?
YES Just look under the performance tab and you will see cpu usage.
How can a person conduct a CPU stress test on their computer?
A person can conduct a cpu stress test by using the How Does it Run website. They are able to test what a computer can and can't do, and how fast it runs.
What happens to data in CPU?
you should on the computer
What is the gold arrow on the CPU?
The gold arrow on a CPU typically points to the corner of a motherboard socket where it should line up. This is so the CPU is installed correctly.
