PCarkkitehtuuri

PCarkkitehtuuri refers to the architectural design of personal computers. It encompasses the fundamental components and their organization that enable a computer to function. Key elements include the central processing unit (CPU), which performs calculations and executes instructions, and the memory (RAM), which stores data and programs currently in use.

The architecture also defines how these components interact with each other and with peripheral devices such as storage drives, input devices like keyboards and mice, and output devices like monitors. This interaction is managed through a system bus, which acts as a data pathway. Different architectural standards, like x86 and ARM, dictate specific instruction sets and hardware designs, leading to variations in performance, power consumption, and compatibility across different personal computer models and manufacturers. The evolution of PCarkkitehtuuri has been driven by the continuous demand for increased processing power, greater efficiency, and enhanced functionality.