To increase processing speed

To permanently store data

To replace cache memory

To allow a program to execute even if it is larger than RAM

MIPS

RISC-V

ARM

Intel x86

Immediate Addressing

Direct Addressing

Indexed addressing

Register Addressing

Excessive power consumption

Situations that prevent the next instruction from executing

Errors in hardware circuits

Overheating of the processor

Simple and fixed-length instructions

Large number of addressing modes

Complex instruction execution

Microprogrammed control unit

Performs arithmetic operations

Stores the address of the next instruction to be executed

Stores temporary results

Controls input/output devices

Solid-state drive

Cache memory

Main memory (RAM)

Hard disk drive

Arithmetic Logic Unit

Analog Logic Unit

Automatic Logic Unit

Advanced Logical Unit

Clock speed only

Only the number of registers

Data hazards, control hazards, and structural hazards

None of the above

Decode and execute instructions

Manage power supply

Store data permanently

Perform arithmetic operations