How is a 5th generation computer different?

Answer by  takeshi (432)

It performs calculation using massive parallel processing. In short, this means a calculation is broken down into many sub-level calculation, and assign each small calculation to different processors, dramatically increasing computing performance. It has many processors, not just a few.

Answer by  elros (5)

Have faster processor (higher core) inside the CPU so any application or program run faster and no loading time or may has just one second to load heavy application, a larger Hard Disk Capacity (Minimum 1 TB), less power consumption, better graphic quality, Bigger Memory (RAM) capacity, the hard ware must smaller / thinner.

Answer by  GhazanfarAli (5)

5th generation computers are much faster and reliable as compared to previous generations. They are now become more compacted and operate on less power.

Answer by  gigo (1706)

The 5th generation computer was a design aim out of the 1980s. Today we would say, that a multi core machine that really uses several processors at the same time is a 5th generation machine.