U3 L1: Homework

Q1) What is the CPU? (2 degrees)

It’s a vital component that handles all the instructions and calculations that are sent
to it from other computer components.
Q2) what is the difference between single core and multicore? (4 degrees)
A single-core CPU has only one processor, while a multicore CPU has more
than one processor. Multicore CPUs can perform more tasks simultaneously
and faster than single-core CPUs, but they also consume more power and
generate more heat.
Q3) What is the difference between core i3, i5, i7 and i9? (2 degrees)
The higher number is more powerful the CPU and the main different is the number
of cores, threads, and CPU frequency, How much you need to spend on a CPU
depends on what kind of performance you expect from it.
Q4) How to read any CPU code? (3 degrees)
There are five parts to a CPU name:
Brand \ Tier \ Generation \ Model \ Suffix (Optional)
Ex: Intel Core i7-12700H
Intel refers to Brand / Core i7 refers to the tier / -12 refers to generation
700 refers to the model and H refers to the suffix Higher Performance

Q5) What the letters “k”, “G”, “T”, “U” Stands for in the CPU code? (2 degrees)
K for High performance, unlocked
G Graphics processor integrated graphics technology
T Power-optimized lifestyle
U Power efficient
Q6) What is the different types of RAMs? (4 degrees)
Two main types of RAM are:
Static RAM
Data is stored using the state of a six transistor memory cell and It’s mostly used as a
cache memory for the processor (CPU).
Dynamic RAM
It’s a type of RAM which allows you to stores each bit of data in a separate capacitor
within a specific integrated circuit. Dynamic RAM is a standard computer memory of
the many modern desktop computers.