CPU Features Flashcards

1
Q

What architectures are most OS these days?

A

64 bit

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2
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What is an older architecture?

A

32 bit

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3
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How much power of information can a 32 bit architecture access?

A

2 to the 32nd power of information. Just over 4 billion values that can be accessed in that operating system.

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How much power of information can a 64 bit architechture access?

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2 to the 64th power.

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5
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How much memory could you store in a 32 bit system?

A

4GB of information

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6
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How much memory could you store in a 64 bit system?

A

17 billion GB of information

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7
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How are 32 and 64 bit systems abbreviated?

A

32 is abbreviated as x86 and 64 is abbrevriated as x64

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8
Q

Where can you look to find 32 bit and 64 bit applications on the GUI?

A

32 bit apps are found in \Program Files (x84)
64 bit apps are found in \Program Files

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9
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what is ARM architecture?

A

Advanced RISC Machine is a family of computer processor architecture that are designed with a focus on effeciency, low power consumption and versatility.

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10
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what is ARM architecture most widely used in?

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Mobile devices, tablets, embedded systems and IoT devices.

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10
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What are the different terms for CPU cores?

A

dual core, quad core, octa core or multi core

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10
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what are the benefits of ARM?

A

its extremely effecient and fast in processing. they use less power and create less heat.

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11
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multiple cores have multiple caches, or share caches across all of the cores. What is the purpose of that?

A

The caches are designed to help speed the processing of information into and out of the CPU.

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12
Q

where can you monitor the amount of processing on your CPU?

A

The windows task manager.

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13
Q

What is HTT?

A

Hyper Threading Technology. an intel technology that allows a physical processor core to appear as multiple logical cores to the operating system and applications.

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14
Q

What is Intel Virtualization Technology?

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a set of hardware enchancements introduced by Intel in its processors to improve virtualization capabilities and enable efficient execution of virtual machines on a single physical system.

15
Q

If you’re running an AMD processor what virtualization technology would you have?

A

AMD-V