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CPU in French

CPU in French is UC, UCT — CPU means the main chip inside a computer that carries out the instructions of a program, performing the calculations and logical decisions that make software run.

CPU in French

UC
noun
(computer hardware) Initialism of central processing unit.
UCT
noun
(computer hardware) Initialism of central processing unit.

What does "CPU" mean?

  1. noun The main chip inside a computer that carries out the instructions of a program, performing the calculations and logical decisions that make software run.
    "The laptop felt slow because every browser tab was fighting for the same CPU."
  2. noun Loosely, the desk-side box that houses a desktop computer's internals, as opposed to the monitor and keyboard.
    "He kicked the CPU under the desk and knocked the power cable out."
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CPU in a sentence

  • The laptop felt slow because every browser tab was fighting for the same CPU.
  • She checked which process was pinning the CPU at 100 per cent.
  • He kicked the CPU under the desk and knocked the power cable out.

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What is "CPU" in French?

"CPU" in French is UC, UCT. CPU means: The main chip inside a computer that carries out the instructions of a program, performing the calculations and logical decisions that make software run.

How do you use "CPU" in a sentence?

Example: "The laptop felt slow because every browser tab was fighting for the same CPU." In French, "CPU" is UC, UCT.

Are there other ways to say "CPU" in French?

Yes — French has 2 translations listed for "CPU": UC, UCT.

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