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Inside a CPU, oscillator create spefic repetive signals that run thru the cpu. The time inbetween two oscillator is called clockspeed.
Quetion 1: Where is the oscillator located. Is it a circuit in the cpu die or in each transactor. Personaly I am assured that it is in the die itself. (Part2)Is the clcok cycle when each signals goes thru each transactor oscillator, where and how many oscalartors are their.
Quetion 2: The signal travels transactor to transactor and is usally bits of data?
Anyway correct me if I am wrong. I think I have a good idea about this.
I will keep releasing new quetions here now and them so come back to anwser at your earliest convince so that it can help me and anyone else who follows.
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I have a pretty good idea abou it thoughty

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Don't you mean transistor?

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Don't you mean transistor?

yeah sorry for the miss spell I was using a different layout keyboard.

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My only question is how many oscillator are their and where are they located.

Where is the microchip "Clock" located? on the die?

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http://www.inetdaemon.com/tutorials/computers/hardware/mainboards/clock.shtml

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There's one oscillator per die.

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There's one oscillator per die.

Thank You very Much.

And It basicly sees to how fast the speed in-between one oscillator, thru the cpu and back into the oscillator

 is. The circuit :Clcok: and :Multiplier: both oscillator determining the speed and multiplying it

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There's one oscillator per die.

Now that I know more, wront unless if you consider the multiplier which i belibe is on the mobo. Even is music waves, osilcators are used to produces wave freq

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http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Clock_rate

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