CPU

The CPU, which stands for Central Processing Unit, is responsible for processing all data in a computer. It is considered the brain of the computer and plays a crucial role in the overall performance. The performance of the CPU directly affects the calculation speed of the computer. In other words, when the CPU performance increases, the calculation speed also increases. The CPU is known for its ability to make calculations at the fastest speed compared to other parts of a computer.

Cache Memory

• In order to exchange data with RAM, which is relatively slower than the CPU, cache memory is placed in between to reduce the speed gap.
• Even with the same CPU, a CPU with a higher memory capacity shows higher performance.

Cache memory acts as a buffer between the CPU and RAM, allowing for faster data access and retrieval. It helps improve the overall performance of the computer by reducing the time it takes for the CPU to access data from the RAM.

RAM

• Abbreviation for random-access memory, which means main memory.
• RAM is a temporary space where specific processing data of the CPU will be stored.
• It has faster transfer speed than HDD.
• RAM is a volatile memory, meaning its contents are lost when the power is turned off.

Graphics Card

The graphics card is responsible for graphic processing. In order to play games smoothly, not only the CPU but also the graphics card must have good performance.

Motherboard

• Space where CPU, RAM, graphics card, etc. are installed.
• Serves as a conduit through which the relevant parts process data with each other.