The architecture of a modern PC is a logical organization, structure and resources, that is, the mechanisms of a computing system. The latter can be allocated for a certain time interval for the information processing process.
Rules for building a personal computer
The basis of a modern computer is the principles of PC architecture, formulated by John Neumann:
1. Program management. It consists of a group of instructions that the processor executes automatically (one after the other in a certain sequence).
2. Uniformity of memory. Programs and other data are stored in one section of memory. The same actions are performed on data and on commands.
3. Targeting. The main memory consists of numbered sectors (cells).
Building a personal computer
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