Part of it is due to the complexity of the Single Audit. The Single Audit is a lot to take on and some CPA firms are still learning how to do them. But I think much of the dissatisfaction is due to cultural differences between the federal inspector generalâs audit approach and the audit approach of CPA firms.
Your Macbook Pro has 4 GB of memory, and the 500 GB refers to your hard drive. The 4 GB of memory has nothing to do with storing music. The 500 GB hard drive is what will store your music and with 500 GB, depending on the length of the song, quality, etc.... Your computer should be able to hold over 100,000 songs.
CPU is a loosely-used term, but traditionally referred to a single physical computer chip, the computing brain inside your Mac. The MacBook Pro, MacBook, iMac all have a single CPU chip; certain models of the Mac Pro (2012) have dual CPUs, each with four or eight cores.On each physical CPU, there can be more than one CPU core (âcoreâ), with each core fully capable of running the entire system and applications all by itself.As of 2012, Intel chips used in Macs have 2/4/6/8/12 cores.hen using Activity Monitorâs window (), the ideal scenario is to see all CPU cores busy; black areas indicate idle time. Show at right is the CPU usage for Photozoom Pro 3 running a system stress test. All 16 virtual cores are fully utilized.