15) Intel Processors (Atom, Celeron, Pentium, Dual Core, M Series, i3, i5, i7, itanium, Xeon) 1-6 Generation, AMD (Athlon, Sempron, Turion, Phenom, Fusion, Bulldozer, Series A, Series FX)

15) Intel Processors (Atom, Celeron, Pentium, Dual Core, M Series, i3, i5, i7, itanium, Xeon) 1-6 Generation, AMD (Athlon, Sempron, Turion, Phenom, Fusion, Bulldozer, Series A, Series FX); -Intel: Intel's microprocessors include the multi-core technologies implemented in the Pentium D and Core 2 Duo processors, the Centrino mobile technology developed for the notebook market and the Hyper-Threading technology integrated in Intel Pentium 4 processors and processors. Intel Core. - INTEL PROCESSORS (i3, i5, i7) -i3: Ideal to enjoy multimedia content in High Definition and next-generation video games. It has an innovative Video controller integrated to the processor offering a smooth reproduction of HD media and advanced 3D capabilities. It has Intel Hyper-Threading technology allows each core to perform 2 simultaneous threads maximizing speed in multiple tasks. Qualified with Intel 64 Technology, it allows applications to be run in both 32bit and 64bit applications. Its manufacturing process is 32nm achieving an excellent energy saving, lower noise and generating less heat. -i5: This microprocessor has four real cores and uses Turbo Boost technology. It is a technology that allows to analyze the load of the microprocessor cores and perform the tasks according to this information to improve the efficiency of the PC. Turbo Boost accelerates the CPU to use any additional power capacity. -i7: This microprocessor has four real cores plus HT technology. It also has Turbo Boost technology so it makes it one of the most advanced and complete in the market. -AMD: AMD processors Athlon: There are versions that go from the two to the four cores. ... APUs: Integrate processor and GPU in the same package. ... FX 4300: They have four cores and very high working frequencies, which allows them to offer a good performance in general. 16) Memory Ram DDR, DDR2, DDR3, DDR4. - DDR: Double Data Rate, means memory of double data transfer rate in Spanish. They are modules composed by synchronous memories (SDRAM), available in DIMM encapsulation, which allows the transfer of data through two different channels simultaneously in the same clock cycle. DDRs support a maximum capacity of 1 GB. -DDR2: It is the evolution of the DDR-SDRAM memory, from which it differs by operating at a higher clock speed (up to 400MHz), needing a lower voltage (only 1.8V instead of 2.5V) and having greater latencies. They are mounted on 240-contact DIMM modules. -DDR3: It is the evolution of DDR2 memory