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I've decided to put this topic of question in this category due to the discussion of the topic and some questions I'm curious about being answered.
Computer Micro Architecture in regards to this topic being of the CPU, is a very complex in the way of Physical design. I'm curious about the software and the CPU Hardware it self being designed as a package. In CPU architecture and\or CPU Design you have at this current stage, Logic Units, Binary arrays (I think), you have DATA Pipe lining, arithmetic Logic Units, Memory Controllers and assembly languages. Thats just for starters.
In regards to the CPU Design I think, an architecture is as the same principal being like a Building architect, the actual make up of the CPU it self. Hence CPU Architecture. I don't understand, many concepts, about CPU architecture, when you buy an Intel or AMD CPU, what are all the added extras you get as to what hardcore techies would look for, such as that list off I think Instruction sets available I think they are for example.
How complex are CPU's for example the most common Intel CPU used in the Desktop as of being this thread. How do CPU's work. I would like someone to explain in basic terms, explain as much as possible with out posting any external Links.
I have always thought of machine code being in Binary, and hexadecimal, and thus being transcended too higher levels of operations, threw various layers, and thus being in Machine Hardware Code would be the likes of, 1's and 0's, 0's and 1's . I'm not knowledgeable about a lot, but if you have a CPU which is operational in regards to a certain brand\type of Architecture, and their are a good few types available, what are the features in common with regards to all CPU architectures for Intel and separately AMD.
Computer Micro Architecture in regards to this topic being of the CPU, is a very complex in the way of Physical design. I'm curious about the software and the CPU Hardware it self being designed as a package. In CPU architecture and\or CPU Design you have at this current stage, Logic Units, Binary arrays (I think), you have DATA Pipe lining, arithmetic Logic Units, Memory Controllers and assembly languages. Thats just for starters.
In regards to the CPU Design I think, an architecture is as the same principal being like a Building architect, the actual make up of the CPU it self. Hence CPU Architecture. I don't understand, many concepts, about CPU architecture, when you buy an Intel or AMD CPU, what are all the added extras you get as to what hardcore techies would look for, such as that list off I think Instruction sets available I think they are for example.
How complex are CPU's for example the most common Intel CPU used in the Desktop as of being this thread. How do CPU's work. I would like someone to explain in basic terms, explain as much as possible with out posting any external Links.
I have always thought of machine code being in Binary, and hexadecimal, and thus being transcended too higher levels of operations, threw various layers, and thus being in Machine Hardware Code would be the likes of, 1's and 0's, 0's and 1's . I'm not knowledgeable about a lot, but if you have a CPU which is operational in regards to a certain brand\type of Architecture, and their are a good few types available, what are the features in common with regards to all CPU architectures for Intel and separately AMD.