'CPU' is correct and usable in written English
It stands for Central Processing Unit and is typically used in computing contexts. For example, "This laptop comes equipped with a top-of-the-line CPU for maximum performance."
You choose the amount of RAM you want, and that determines the associated hard disk storage, CPU power, and, sometimes, maximum bandwidth.
According to the "systems response," the occupant of the room is analogous not to a computer but only to a computer's central processing unit (CPU).
The size of a word is generally the number of bits that can be transferred at a time between main memory and the CPU.
The control unit and ALU usually are referred to as a processor, or central processing unit (CPU).
Computers acquired more powerful operating systems in the 1960s with the emergence of time-sharing, which required a system to manage multiple users sharing CPU time and terminals.
This role became more important with the rise of multiprogramming, in which several jobs reside in the computer simultaneously and share resources for example, being allocated fixed amounts of CPU time in turn.
French actress and film maker Maiwenn Le Besco was the latest woman in competition this year to present her film "Polisse" today, a hard-hitting drama about a close-knit team of police officers in the Child Protection Unit (CPU).
The device contained all the arithmetic, logic, and control circuitry required to perform the functions of a computer's central processing unit (CPU).
3. Breaking news ticker: lowered its CPU usage and removed the iframe, making it easier to access for users browsing with a keyboard or any assistive technology.
Why has Apple made the jump to 64 bits?A central processing unit (CPU) is the number-crunching brain of any digital device, whether it's a laptop, phone or Mars rover.
It released a version of its software designed to run not on a computer's central processing unit (CPU), but on the graphics chips (GPUs) found in modern PCs.
