List down the characteristics of the processor of your computer (use the Internet)

1.    Clock speed: measured in GHz, this indicates the number of cycles per second that a processor can perform.
2.    Cores: a processor can have multiple cores, which allows it to handle multiple tasks at once.
3.    Threads: a processor can also have multiple threads, which allows it to handle multiple instructions at once.
4.    Cache: a processor has cache memory, which allows it to store frequently-used data for quick access.
5.    Instruction set: the set of instructions that a processor can execute.
6.    Bit width: the number of bits that a processor can handle at once, which affects its performance.
7.    Power consumption: processors consume power, which can affect their performance and the overall energy efficiency of a computer.
8.    Thermal design power (TDP): the maximum amount of power that a processor is designed to dissipate.
9.    Manufacturing process: processors are made using different manufacturing processes, which can affect their performance and power consumption.
10. Overclocking: some processors can be overclocked, which means that their clock speed can be increased beyond the rated speed.