The phrase "a computer processor" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when referring to the central processing unit (CPU) of a computer, which is responsible for executing instructions and processing data.
Example: "The speed of a computer processor can significantly affect the overall performance of a computer system."
Alternatives: "a CPU" or "a central processing unit".
A computer processor typically accounts for 25 to 35 percent of the total cost of a PC or laptop.
The ear is made of tissue engineered cartilage and is able to hear sounds through a microphone system thanks to a computer processor.
APIs limit such inefficiencies.Fortunately for programmers, they do not need to write software in machine code, an impenetrable string of 0s and 1s that a computer processor understands.
Apple's iRing is, as yet, still on the drawing board but the company believes it will be able to incorporate a computer processor, touchscreen, and voice recognition technology.
According to Strebe's website when someone speaks into the microphone "the input sound is connected to a computer processor, using a software program to generate simulated nerve impulses from the sound signal in real time.
When they twitch useful information about the brain's intentions can be extracted from them.A cable that runs under the skin from the neck electrodes to the patient's abdomen carries information to a small box that transmits it to another box, which is worn over the skin and contains a computer processor.
The first transistor was a quarter of the size of an American penny; now a computer-processor chip the size of a postage stamp contains 2 billion transistors.
Exhibit A: the Salinas crop circle to promote a new computer processor.
People just don't seem to get as excited about a new pair of pants as they do a faster computer processor.
Founded by former Apple executives, the Bay Area start-up's washer/dryer combo includes a heavyweight computer processor, 10-inch HD touch screen, Wi-Fi connectivity and a gigabyte of memory.
It can process information only in eight-bit chunks, compared with the 64- or 128-bit chunks handled by a modern computer processor.
