What does Multi-core processor refer to?
- A. The component that converts mains electricity into usable power for computer components.
- B. A storage device that uses spinning magnetic platters to store data.
- C. A CPU that contains two or more independent processing units, called cores, on a single chip. ✓
- D. A storage device that uses flash memory with no moving parts, offering faster access than hard disk drives.
Correct answer
C. A CPU that contains two or more independent processing units, called cores, on a single chip.
Explanation
Multi-core processor refers to a CPU that contains two or more independent processing units, called cores, on a single chip.