CPU, CPU performance, RAM & ROM and Secondary Storage

Central Process Unit

Centre Place Unit

Central Processing Unit

Centre Process Unit

instructions, storage

stages, main memory

stages, secondary storage

instructions, main memory

Control Unit

Central Unit

Count Unit

CPU Unit

Arithmetic Local Unit

Arithmetic Logic Unit

Algebra Logic Unit

Answer Loading Unit

There will be more busses for the information and data to pass along.

Parallel processing can take place meaning each cores can run a different part of the same program at the same time.

More storage for the data needed but the CPU

More cores means more F-D-E cycles can be run/processed at the same time

Storing the most frequently used instructions/data for the current processes

Stores the data needed to start the computer

Store the data when you have finished working on a file

Long term storage for all of your files

True

False

Stores data

It is volatile

Data will not be lost when the computer is turned off

Data is read only (cannot be changed)

Stores the currently running data and instructions

Magnetic hard drive, CD ROM, and USB Memory

Magnetic, Optical, and Solid State

RAM, ROM and Virtual Memory

Magnetic, Solid State and Virtual Memory

Volatile, non permanent and small

Volatile, non permanent and large

Non volatile, permanent and large

Non volatile, non permanent and large