When you choose a computer’s data rate processor,

Asked By C29eri 50 points N/A Posted on - 01/06/2012

When you choose a computer’s data rate processor, what are the distinctions of the two latest versions aside from the data rate per second like other applications?

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Answered By Aristono Martin 20 points N/A #162159

When you choose a computer’s data rate processor,

In choosing a computers Data rate processor, various factors should be taken into consideration aside from data rate per second. Performance test can be done to ensure that the full capacity of the PC’s CPU system is realized. Factors that needs to be considered are:

·         Rate that they can perform mathematical integer operations.’

·         Rate it can it can compress blocks of data into smaller blocks without losing the original data.

·         Rate it can search Prime numbers.

·         Encryption style

·         Rate it can point to floating point numbers

·         Measurement of SSE capabilities

·         Rate it can sort strings

·         Rate it can calculate Physics interactions

You can try to go to https://www.cpubenchmark.net/ and you can check several CPU models that have been tested for your reference. 

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Answered By Keegan Robb 0 points N/A #162160

When you choose a computer’s data rate processor,

For you to understand the about the computer's data rate processor, you will first of all need to be aware of the problems that are known to arise between the processors of a multiprocessor system. What they do is that they work with data that have been read from the system memory so that they can be modified and thereafter they will be written back.

The data may be cached in the CPU so that they can be processed faster, but in a situation where more than one processor tends to request the same data in a multiprocessor system.

In case it happens that a processor modifies the data, then that data will first be changed in the cache memory, and then later on it will be written into system RAM.

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