“The Brain”… I will rule the world! CPU/GPU “The Brain”… I will rule the world!

Intro CPU Parts Cores Speed GPU Why?

CPU Parts

Core(s)

Core(s) Control Unit Load from RAM to register Store from register to secondary storage Send math to A/L U Choose route “branch”

Core(s) A/L U Perform math functions Logical operations compare True/false

Core(s) Registers CPU memory for active instructions Very small amount

Core(s) Multicore Just what is says more than one Separate operations at the same time Share connection memory and bandwith History Single – Intel 4004 1971 Dual – Oct 2005 Quad – Jun 06 Hex – Sep 08 8 Core (Intel/AMD) & 12 core (AMD) – Mar 2010 16 Core (AMD) – Nov 2011

Speed Clock rate Bus rate Speed drawback Processing speed Operations per cycle Bus rate 16-bit 32-bit 64-bit Speed drawback HEAT!!!

GPU Why Simple operations, but lots of them Parallel programming Use all the power available 8 core = 128 parallel paths

GPU CUDA Programming that takes advantage of both CPU & GPU processing power Splits instructions into pieces CPU – instruction GPU – graphics Separate memory available for each

CPU/GPU Processing CPU GPU 64 operations looped processing Serial 128 nanoseconds to complete GPU Parallel 10 nanoseconds to complete

Exercise Open the Chromebook Open Google Drive Make a copy of the File CPU ID Google Rename new file to <period-Last Name> i.e. 1-Hawkins Complete the exercise