What is processor ,definition of processor

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• A processor or microprocessor is a small chip that resides in computers and other electronics device  Its basic job is to receive input and provide proper output.While this may seem like a simple task, modern processors can handle billions of calculations per second.
• The central processor of a computer is also known as a central processing unit or "central processing unit".This wizard addresses all basic system guidelines, such as handling mouse and keyboard input and running applications.Most desktop computers have a CPU developed by Intel or AMD, and they both use the x86 processor architecture.Mobile devices, such as laptops and tablets, can use Intel and AMD processors, but they can also use specific mobile processors developed by companies such as ARM or Apple
• Modern CPUs often include multiple CPUs, working together to handle instructions. While these "cores" exist in one physical unit, they are in fact individual processors. In fact, if you look at your computer's performance with a system monitoring utility like Windows Task Manager (Windows) or Activity Monitor (Mac OS X), you'll see a separate graph for each processor. Processors that include two cores are called dual-core processors, while four-core processors are called quad-core processors. Some advanced workstations have multiple CPUs with multiple cores, which makes the device with eight, twelve or even more processing cores.
• In addition to the CPU, most desktop and laptop computers also include a GPU.This processor is specifically designed to deliver on-screen graphics.Desktop PCs often have a video card that contains a GPU, while mobile devices typically have a graphics chip built into the motherboard.With discrete processors to handle systems and graphics, computers are capable of handling graphics-intensive applications.