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Without a CPU / processor, a computer would have the capability, but no function. The processor is a part that gets extremely hot, which can cause it to expand and contract. This changing in size can result in shifting parts that are near the CPU to be shaken loose. Repairing a CPU is a delicate process, but the Nerds on Call have the knowledge to diagnose your damage and recommend whether it should be repaired in our shop, or you should get a replacement, in which case our Nerd can go with you to the store and help with selection, installation, and setup.

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Data

Data is the basic building block of information, and it is used by computers to perform a wide variety of tasks, such as processing, analyzing, and storing information. Data can be entered into a computer system through various input devices, such as keyboards, mice, scanners, and microphones, and it can be outputted to various output devices, such as monitors, speakers, printers, and projectors.

Single-Core

A central processing unit (CPU) that contains only one processor core is known as a single-core processor. This implies that it has only a single set of arithmetic logic units, registers, and control units to carry out instructions.

Dual-Core

A dual-core processor is a central processing unit (CPU) that comprises two processor cores. This indicates that it possesses two sets of arithmetic logic units, registers, and control units to carry out instructions.

Quad-Core

A quad-core processor is a central processing unit (CPU) that consists of four processor cores. This indicates that it has four sets of arithmetic logic units, registers, and control units to carry out instructions.