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It tells you how many operations per second your processor is capable to do. The higher frequency is better. Also you have to take in count a number of cores.
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What does 2.2GHz800MHz mean for a computer processor?
2.2 GHz is a processor frequency, and 800 MHz is a FSB frequency. First defines how many operations can the processor does; second one defines how much information the processor transfers to other components of computer.
If you multiply the system bus frequency by the multiplier you get the?
processor frequency
If you multiply the system bus frequency by the multiplier you get what?
processor frequency
If you multiply the system bus frequency by the multiplier what can you get?
processor frequency ~tekno
What is the purpose of graphic base frequency in the processor?
graphics base frequency
What unit of frequency is use to measure processor speed?
The measurement of processor core frequency is defined in the name of Hertz, which is for cycles per second (this is the frequency you refer to.) This is an electromagnetic waveform frequency. One high and low of the waveform would be equal to one Hertz measurement cycle.
What is the frequency of core i5 processor?
what the heck are you talking about
The speed at which at processor operates internally is called what?
There are a number of terms relating to processor speed. The most common frequency is simply the clock frequency. There are others such as a PLL frequency that can be used to multiply the clock frequency and instruction cycle frequency that is usually lower than the basic clock frequency. In all cases, the processor data sheet or the mother board data sheet will identify the name of the frequencies to which it refers.
What unit is used to measures the frequency of memory fsb and the processor?
HZ
What processor are more powerful at the same clock frequency?
intel pentium
What do you get if you multiply the system bus frequency by the multiplier?
You end up with the advertised/effective CPU speed, such as 2.8GHz.
What is the name of two processor that works at same frequency but works independently?
Dual core?
