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1. The document contains questions and answers about computer processors. It covers topics like Intel processor models and features, differences between socket types, processor manufacturers, and components that keep processors cool. 2. Questions are answered by four individuals - April, Nickie, Alex, and James - about topics like Intel processor history and specifications, AMD processors, motherboard components, and more. 3. The document provides reference information on computer processors, with a focus on Intel CPUs, from early Pentium models to more recent Intel and AMD desktop and server products.
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Chapter 5 Questions
- 1. Chapter 5 QuestionsApril, Nickie, Alex, & James
- 3. 1. If a motherboard has a slot 1, what processor(s) is it designed to support?
- 5. 2. What was the first Intel processor to contain external cache?
- 6. Answer:The first processor to contain L2 (external) cache was the Intel Pentium Pro.
- 7. 3. When is it appropriate to use a Celeron rather than a Pentium 4 in a computer system?
- 8. Answer:Have a low end computer
- 9. 4. Which is more powerful, the current Celeron or the current Xeon processor?
- 10. Answer:XEON because of its high front side buss and higher floating point
- 11. 5. Who is the major competitor of Intel in the processor market?
- 12. Answer:AMD (Advanced Micro Devices)
- 13. 6. Why did the competitors of the Intel Pentium II choose to stay with Socket 7 rather than use slot 1 for their competing processors?
- 15. 7. What components inside a computer case keep a processor cool?
- 16. Answer:Fan, heat sink, or a cooler
- 18. 8. Describe the difference between a PGA socket and an SPGA socket.
- 19. PGA socket=Pin Grid Array-pins aligned in uniform rows around the socket SPGA socket=Staggered Pin Array-pins staggered over the socket
- 20. 9. Name a processor that requires dual-voltage. How are the two voltages used?
- 21. Pentium MMX One is used for internal processing and the other is used for I/O processing
- 22. 10. Name the processor that uses Socket A.
- 23. AMD Athlon
- 24. 11. What are the four speeds of the most popular motherboards currently available on the market that support Inter Processors?
- 25. Common speeds for the system bus (motherboard speed) are 1066 MHz, 800 MHz, 533 MHz, and 400 MHz.
- 26. 12. Name 3 manufactures of the motherboard chipsets.
- 27. 1. Intel 2. Ali, Inc 3. AMD
- 28. 13. Beginning with the Intel i800 chipsets, what are the two main chips of the chipset called?
- 29. North Bridge South Bridge
- 31. 14.) What is the name for the bus that connects L2 cache to the processor inside the Pentium II processor housing?
- 32. Back Side Bus or Cache Bus
- 33. 15.) What is the word size of the Pentium family of processors?
- 34. 64 bit word size
- 35. 16.) What is the data path size of the front side bus of the Pentium family of processors?
- 36. 64 bit external path size
- 37. 17.) If a Pentium 4 Extreme Edition uses two ALU units inside the processor housing, how many ALU units does the Pentium D have?
- 38. 2
- 39. 18.) Why is a land socket preferred to a pin socket?
- 40. Because when being removed or put in land sockets place equal force over the whole processor.
- 41. 19.) Explain the difference between the locations of discrete L2 cache and Advanced Transfer Cache.
- 42. Discrete L2 cache is on separate dies.Advanced Transfer Cache is on the same die.
- 44. 20Which Instruction set is used by the Itanium Processors?
- 45. EPIC- Explicitly Parallel Instruction Computing
- 46. 21Which group of Intel Processors use a 32-bit word size and a 64-bit word size?
- 47. XEON Processors
- 48. 22Which Windows personal computing OS support Intel Hyper-Threading Tech?
- 49. Windows XP
- 50. 23Name an AMD processor that used Dual-Core processing
- 51. Athlon 64
- 52. 24What processor manufacturer once targeted the desktop processor market, but is now more focused on processors used for personal electronics?
- 53. VIA and CYRIX Processors
- 54. 25What is the latest socket used by Intel desktop processors?
- 55. Socket 775