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Computing Survivor — 1.1.2 CPU performance

OCR J277 GCSE Computer Science revision quiz

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Computing Survivor
Computing Survivor
Published May 2, 2026

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Question 1: What does clock speed measure in a CPU?

The physical size of the CPU

The number of tasks a CPU can handle

The number of FDE cycles every second

The amount of power the CPU consumes

Question 2: How does cache size affect CPU performance?

More frequently used instructions stored

Cache size has no impact on performance

Smaller cache increases CPU efficiency

Cache size only affects gaming performance

Question 3: Why might a CPU with multiple cores perform better than a single-core CPU?

More cores = more tasks

Single-core CPUs are always faster

Cores only affect graphics performance

More cores decrease power consumption

Question 4: Which one is the best computer?

2 cores = 4 GHz

2 cores = 3 GHz

4 cores = 0.1 GHz

1 cores = 4 GHz

Question 5: In a scenario where a CPU has high clock speed but low cache size, what might be a consequence?

Increased performance due to faster processing

Frequent delays in accessing data

Reduced power consumption

Better multitasking abilities