Details about Central Processing Unit[CPU]

 The evaluation of computer started when the CPU center processing unit was created. At first we all know that computer need an entire building. After Intel create the first micro processor also known as the Central Processing Unit CPU, computer become very small and it also become affordable

The CPU is basically IC (Integrated Circuit) but the main difference there are few circuit in IC but in CPU there are billion of circuit and transistor in CPU. Mainly The CPU handle every task of the computer because of this it is a very powerful component among other PC part. 

 

How CPU works: CPU first take an input from the user then it goes the Arithmetic unit then this unit pass the input or the data to Control unit and and memory unit where it will hold the data and process it then it shows us the output. Here is an advance flow chart

To understand how CPU works more perfectly check Youtube or wikipedia.
There are two type of CPU in the market. Desktop Processor and workstation processor.

Desktop Processor: This processor has type. One with IGPU and Other without IGPU. when the processor is without IGPU it utilize the full GPU very well and boost a performance.

Work station Processor: This CPU mainly use in the server and research lab. This CPU is very expensive and very powerful
most of this CPU has core count up to 32.  

The Main CPU Company:  

There are only two company that makes CPU. They are Intel and AMD.Intel is more focus on high end CPU and high budget on the other hand AMD mainly Focus on Gaming and budget friendly CPU.

CPU Structure:
There are many parts in CPU that is very complex to understand. So I will discuss the some of the main thing.

 

Core: the CPU core is the main thing for processor. This core mainly work the heavy data processing of a computer. 

 

Thread: This is most like a core but this is not a core. This is also work as like core.

 

 Cache: cache memory is use to speed up the work of CPU.

 

Some well-known CPU for budget builder: 

Ryzen 3000 and 5000 G series

Ryzen 5 5500

Ryzen 7 5700

Ryzen 3 3100

Intel I5  8th Gen