Octa-core (8 Core)

An octa-core processor is a type of central processing unit (CPU) with eight separate cores on the same chip. Every core works simultaneously and operates in a separate manner producing programs that can run parallel and improve multi-tasking facilities. Moreover, the octa-core processor uses its eight cores to distribute workloads effectively. It allows the CPU to perform multiple tasks simultaneously, so performance increase and reduction of execution time will be higher than in processors with fewer cores. Among the many factors that determine how well an octa-core processor operates are clock speed, cache capacity, and microarchitecture. Faster instruction rates permit more efficient execution, while larger caches enable better data storage and retrieval. An optimal microarchitecture design guarantees efficient use of cores and enhancement in the ability to perform instructions by a processor.