Dual In-line Package (DIP) - Memory chip with two rows of connections, one row per side of chip, Lands - Grid of metallic contact points on the bottom of the CPU, Instruction Set Architecture (ISA) - Basic set of commands that the processor can execute, Complex Instruction Set Computer (CISC) - Architecture that uses a broad set of instructions, Reduced Instruction Set Computer (RISC) - Architecture that uses a relatively small set of instructions that are executed very rapidly., Advanced RISC Machine (ARM) - Used in mobile devices to help improve the performance of the CPU., Multicore processor - Contains circuitry for more than one processing unit, System clock - The crystal that keeps time for the flow of data on the motherboard, FSB speed - Speed at which data is processed in a computer, Overclocking - Running the CPU at faster than the manufacturer recommends, Hyperthreading (HTT technology) - Enables a single processor core to handle two independent sets of instructions at the same time., Symmetric Multiprocessing (SMP) - Two of more processors use the same system resources,

Understanding Processors (220-1101, Unit 1.2)

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