Page 1 1. What is the manufacturer of your processor? 2. What is the model number of your processor? 3. When was your processor launched or introduced (you may need to do an additional web search)? 4. What is your system type (instruction set)? (32-bit or 64-bit) 5. What is the clock speed of your processor (in GHz)? 6. How many cores does your processor have? 7. How much cache does your processor have (if your specifications list L1, L2, and L3 cache, list them separately - you may have to do a search on the specifications of your computer to get this information.)? 1. How much RAM (memory) does your computer have? (Installed Physical Memory) CPU (Processor)-(7 points) PC: Click on System Summary on the System Information screen. Mac: Click on Hardware on the System Profiler and enter the information. 2. What type of memory does your system support? (DDR3/DDR4) 3. How many memory sockets does your computer have? 4. What is the maximum amount of memory your system supports? Revised Fall 2020 CTS 103 Your Name Click to answer. Click to answer. Click to answer. Click to answer Click to answer. Click to answer. Click to answer. Partner's Name Click to answer. Click to answer Click to answer. Click to answer. Click to answer. Click to answer. Click to answer. Enter Section RAM (Memory) -(4 points) Upgrading memory is one of the cheapest ways to improve the speed of your computer. It is helpful to know how much RAM you have and if it is expandable. You may need the information you found on your computer system online to answer some of these questions. Partner's Name Instructor's information Your information Click to answer. Click to answer. Click to answer. Click to answer 32 GB DDR4 4 64 GB Click to answer. Click to answer. Click to answer. Click to answer. Instructor's information Intel Intel(R) Xeon(R) CPU E3-1505M v5 Q3-2015 64-bit 2.8 GHz; 3.7 Turbo 4 L1:32 KB L2: 256 KB L3: 8MB Smart Cache Page | 2 Storage - (2 points) PC this information will be under Components-Storage-Drives. On a Mac, click About This Mac-More Info-Storage Your information Partner's Name 1. What is the total size of your hard disk (5)? List the drive letter and the storage capacity of each (round to the nearest GB or TB) 2. How much free space do you have on the C: drive (this is your primary hard disk)? (round to the nearest GB or TB) Click to answer. 1. What is the name and model number of your video card? 2. Is your graphics card integrated into the motherboard or is it a discrete PCI card? 3. How much VRAM (video memory) does your video card have? (This is also called dedicated graphics memory) 4. How many ports (connectors) and what type (VGA, DVI, HDMI)? Click to answer. 103 Your information Click to answer. Click to answer. Click to answer. Click to answer. Click to answer. Click to answer. Video Graphics -(4 points) Using the information on your computer's details, do a web search on your computer's video graphics card specifications and answer the following questions. If you are using your computer for streaming video, 3D games, or video processing, it is important that you have a discrete video card with its own GPU & Video Random Access Memory or VRAM). Enter Section Partner's Name Click to answer. Click to answer. Click to answer. Click to answer. Instructor's information /-512GB Sata /SSDITE - ITB (SSD WD Black) (Note: These are UNIX mount points, Windows will have drive letters) / -183 GB /SSD1TB - 600GB Instructor's information NVIDIA Quadro M2000M Discrete Graphics 4 GB 1 HDMI/in & out