Processor (CPU) – Computer Notes for Exams

 Processor (CPU) – Notes for Exams

🔹 Definition:

CPU (Central Processing Unit) is the brain of the computer that performs all arithmetic and logical operations. It processes instructions from programs and manages data flow in the computer.


🧠 Types of Processors

TypeDescription
Single-coreOne core; can run one task at a time.
Dual-coreTwo cores; can handle multitasking better than single-core.
Quad-coreFour cores; more powerful, supports heavy applications.
Octa-coreEight cores; found in high-end devices.
Multi-coreGeneral term for CPUs with multiple cores.
x86 Processor32-bit processor architecture.
x64 Processor64-bit processor architecture.
RISC (Reduced Instruction Set Computer)Simplified instruction set; faster execution.
CISC (Complex Instruction Set Computer)Complex instructions; fewer lines of code.
GPU (Graphics Processing Unit)Specialized for rendering images and videos.

📌 Important Points for Exam

  1. CPU = CU (Control Unit) + ALU (Arithmetic Logic Unit) + Registers

  2. Registers store temporary data for quick access.

  3. Clock speed is measured in GHz (Gigahertz); determines how fast the CPU executes instructions.

  4. Cache memory is a small high-speed memory inside CPU.

  5. Modern CPUs have multiple cores for parallel processing.

  6. Intel and AMD are leading CPU manufacturers.

  7. Processor socket type must match the motherboard.

  8. Hyper-threading allows a single core to execute multiple threads.

  9. ARM processors are mostly used in smartphones and tablets.

  10. RISC vs CISC is a common theoretical MCQ topic.


📘 Frequently Asked MCQs with Answers

🔹 1. CPU is also called:

A) Monitor
B) Brain of Computer
C) Keyboard
D) Memory

Answer: B


🔹 2. Which of the following is part of CPU?

A) ALU
B) CU
C) Registers
D) All of the above

Answer: D


🔹 3. Which company manufactures processors?

A) Microsoft
B) Intel
C) Google
D) Apple

Answer: B


🔹 4. What is the full form of ALU?

A) Arithmetic Logic Unit
B) Analog Logic Unit
C) Application Logic Unit
D) None of the above

Answer: A


🔹 5. Which processor is more efficient in mobile phones?

A) CISC
B) RISC
C) GPU
D) None

Answer: B


🔹 6. What does multi-core mean?

A) One processor with multiple fans
B) Processor with multiple cores inside
C) Processor with multiple wires
D) None of the above

Answer: B


🔹 7. Clock speed of a processor is measured in:

A) MB
B) GHz
C) MBps
D) Volts

Answer: B


🔹 8. ARM processor is mostly used in:

A) Desktops
B) Supercomputers
C) Mobile devices
D) Servers

Answer: C


🔹 9. Hyper-threading technology is developed by:

A) AMD
B) Apple
C) Intel
D) Microsoft

Answer: C


🔹 10. Which of the following is NOT a processor brand?

A) Ryzen
B) Snapdragon
C) Radeon
D) Pentium

Answer: C (Radeon is a GPU, not a CPU)


H-Series Processor – Explained for Exams (Intel & AMD)

The H-Series processors are high-performance CPUs commonly used in laptops and gaming systems. They are powerful and optimized for heavy tasks like gaming, video editing, 3D rendering, etc.


🧠 What is H-Series Processor?

  • "H" stands for "High Performance Graphics" or "High power".

  • Used in laptops (not desktops).

  • Offers desktop-like performance in portable machines.

  • Designed for gamers, content creators, and professionals.

  • Typically has higher TDP (Thermal Design Power), meaning more heat and higher power usage than U-series.


⚙️ Types of H-Series CPUs

🔹 Intel H-Series (Core i5/i7/i9 - H)

FeatureDetails
ExampleIntel Core i7-11800H
Cores/Threads6 to 16 threads
Clock Speed2.3 GHz – 5.0 GHz (Turbo)
Use CaseGaming laptops, content creation
GenerationFound in 9th, 10th, 11th, 12th, 13th Gen CPUs
GraphicsIntegrated (Intel Iris Xe or UHD) or paired with NVIDIA/AMD GPU

🔹 AMD H-Series (Ryzen 5/7/9 - H)

FeatureDetails
ExampleRyzen 7 5800H
Cores/Threads8 cores / 16 threads
Clock Speed3.2 GHz – 4.4 GHz
Use CaseHigh-end performance laptops
GraphicsOften paired with Radeon GPU or discrete NVIDIA GPU

📌 Important Points for Exam

  1. H-series processors are more powerful than U-series (which are battery efficient).

  2. Used in high-end laptops, not desktops.

  3. Suitable for gaming, software development, multimedia editing.

  4. More power-consuming than P/Y/U series.

  5. Intel uses suffix "H", while AMD also uses it for high-performance models.


✅ MCQs on H-Series Processor

1. What does "H" stand for in Intel H-series processors?

A) High voltage
B) Hyper performance
C) High performance graphics
D) Hybrid core

Answer: C


2. H-series processors are mostly found in:

A) Tablets
B) Smartwatches
C) Laptops
D) Desktops

Answer: C


3. Which of the following is a high-performance laptop processor?

A) Intel Core i7-12700H
B) Intel Core i5-7200U
C) Ryzen 3 3200U
D) Pentium Gold

Answer: A


4. H-series processors usually have:

A) Low power consumption
B) No GPU
C) High TDP and strong performance
D) No use in gaming

Answer: C


5. AMD's Ryzen H-Series processors are used in:

A) Smart TVs
B) Office desktops
C) High-end laptops
D) Chromebooks

Answer: C


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