АКС 61-90

What is the main difference between x86 and ARM architectures?

• ARM uses CISC, while x86 uses RISC

• x86 uses CISC, while ARM uses RISC

• x86 and ARM both use CISC

• ARM and x86 are the same architecture

What type of instructions does the ARM architecture primarily use?

• CISC (Complex Instruction Set Computing)

• RISC (Reduced Instruction Set Computing)

• VLIW (Very Long Instruction Word)

• SIMD (Single Instruction, Multiple Data)

Which of these processors is based on the x86 architecture?

• Apple M1

• Qualcomm Snapdragon

• Intel Core i7

• ARM Cortex-A78

Why do ARM processors generally consume less power than x86 processors?

• They use more powerful transistors

• They operate at a higher clock speed

• They have more cores

• They use a RISC architecture with simplified instructions

In which segment are ARM-based processors most commonly found?

• Servers

• Smartphones and tablets

• Gaming consoles

• Desktop workstations

Which of these companies develops ARM-based processors?

• Qualcomm

• Intel

• AMD

• IBM

Which architecture is more commonly used in servers and high-performance workstations?

• ARM

• x86

• RISC-V

• MIPS

What does x86-64 mean?

• 86-bit architecture

• x86 compatibility with ARM

• 64-bit extension of the x86 architecture

• A new standard for RISC instructions

What is the technology that allows x86 processors to run both x86-32 and x86-64 instructions?

• ARM64 Compatibility Mode

• SIMD Processing

• RISC-x Compatibility

• x86-64 Long Mode

Which of these processors is ARM-based?

• Apple A17 Bionic

• Intel Xeon

• AMD Ryzen

• Intel Pentium 4