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Part	Manufacturer	Brand Name	Product Model	Product Type	Graphics Memory Technology	Product Series	L2 Cache	Graphics Controller Model	Thermal Specification	Processor Core	Thermal Design Power	Processor Technology	Processor Manufacturer	Clock Speed	Platform Supported	Depth	Process Technology	Width	L1 Cache	Overclocking Speed	Processor Socket	Graphics Controller Manufacturer	64-bit Processing	Input Voltage	Product Name
E2F37AV	HP Inc.	HP	A8-4500M	Processor Upgrade	DDR3 SDRAM	A8	4 MB	Radeon HD 7640G	100 °C	Quad-core (4 Core)	35 W	Virtualization Technology, AMD64 Technology, Turbo Core 3.0 Technology	AMD	1.9 GHz	PC	3.5 cm	32 nm	3.5 cm	192 KB	2.8 GHz	Socket FS1	AMD	Yes	1.3 V DC	Quad-core A8-4500M 1.9GHz Mobile Processor Upgrade
QE589AV	HP Inc.	HP	A8-4500M	Processor Upgrade		A8	4 MB	Radeon HD 7640G	100 °C	Quad-core (4 Core)	35 W	Turbo Boost Technology 2.0, Virtualization Technology, AMD64 Technology, PowerNow Technology	AMD	1.9 GHz	PC		32 nm				Socket FS1	AMD	Yes		A8 Series Quad-core A8-4500M 1.9GHz Mobile Processor Upgrade
B1D79AV	HP Inc.	HP	A8-4500M	Processor Upgrade		A8	4 MB	Radeon HD 7640G	100 °C	Quad-core (4 Core)	35 W	Turbo Core 3.0 Technology, Virtualization Technology, AMD64 Technology, PowerNow Technology	AMD	1.9 GHz	PC	3.5 cm	32 nm	3.5 cm	192 KB		Socket FS1	AMD	Yes		A8 Series Quad-core A8-4500M 1.9GHz Mobile Processor Upgrade
E6L45AV	HP Inc.	HP	A8-4500M	Processor Upgrade	DDR3 SDRAM	A8	4 MB	Radeon HD 7640G	100 °C	Quad-core (4 Core)	35 W	Virtualization Technology, AMD64 Technology, Turbo Core 3.0 Technology	AMD	1.9 GHz	PC	3.5 cm	32 nm	3.5 cm	192 KB	2.8 GHz	Socket FS1	AMD	Yes	1.3 V DC	Quad-core A8-4500M 1.9GHz Mobile Processor Upgrade

Computer Processors

Computer Processors, often referred to simply as processors or CPUs (Central Processing Units), are silicon chips that serve as the brain of a computing device. These integrated circuits are responsible for executing instructions and performing calculations in computers, smartphones, tablets, and other electronic devices. Microprocessors come in various architectures and designs, each optimized for specific applications and performance requirements. They typically include features such as multiple cores, advanced instruction sets, and power-saving technologies to deliver optimal performance and efficiency.