The answer can be "the fastest you can afford" or "it depends on what you want the computer to do."
Speed in computers (usually expresed as Ghz) is a measurement of how fast they can calculate. If you are buying a general purpose computer, buy what you can afford. If you have a special purpose in mind (a web server or a home server) then you can probably buy an older, less powerful computer that will meet your needs for considerably less money than a new computer.
A dual-core 2 GHz processor is nice, but your mileage may vary. 1 GHz is fine if you don't use it for anything fancy, but you should check your operating system's and programs' requirements list.
The GHZ is an Speed at which Processor run in computer terminology. Now we have seen some laptop are nowadays are coming with an frequency of 2.2 GHZ with core 2duo or dual core. in short term speed of processor inside laptop.
There is no set amount of GHz you need, but the higher the GHz the better, I would recommend you get a computer with 2.1GHz or more.
The clock speed at which the CPU can run at, the higher the Ghz the faster it runs, but that means it would need to be cooled down much faster than its current fan speed setting. To increase the Ghz in a computer, this would be referred to as Overclocking.
3.33 ghz
2.6 GHz is good for a computer.
2.6 GHz is good for a computer.
Ghz and GB describe two totally different things. GB measures storage space. Ghz is one compnent of data processing speed. So if you want your computer to respond faster you need more Ghz. If you want more stuff on your computer you need more GB.
Processor: Intel Pentium 4 1.3 GHz or AMD Athlon XP 1500
Yes because your computer was built to last a certain heat from the proccesor. The more Ghz, the more heat. Try to get a PC cooler so you don't need to install a whole new cooler.
the core 2 duo 2.4 ghz is better. the higher the ghz, generally the faster the computer
It isn't a GHz yet... you need 1024 MHz to make 1 Ghz
2.3 ghz, higher the ghz, the faster it is. but don't overclock it too high or else your computer will overheat
the computer's speed is measured in gigahertz (GHZ)
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