What are the factors affect the speed of CPU?

Answer 1

some good things to do are check your temporary internet files in Internet Explorer, if that is your browser, and make sure they are deleted. Also emptying your recycle bin frequently and deleting any old programs or files that you don't need. It's also good to have a pop-up blocker because those often slow down the internet speed of a computer.

Answer 2

Your processor perhaps first and foremost. The processor's speed and power will directly influence anything and everything you do on the computer, and has a substantial effect on the speed and "zippyness" of a computer. Clock speed (x.xGHz) is important, but a lot more goes into this. Power efficiency, the number of cores, processing efficiency, etc. Having multiple cores enables more and more seamless multitasking, but keep in mind that multi-core processors tend to have weaker per-core performance than lower # core processors

Your RAM is important too. Having enough RAM increases multitasking stability and speed. You don't need the fastest RAM on the market, as most CPUs only support mid to upper mid-range RAM. You can't really get too MUCH ram, but its very easy to get too LITTLE.

Storage is vital. Your hard drive will determine loading times and boot times more than anything else. 5400 RPM hard drives will crawl. 7200 is the standard, and will net you a decent all-range performance. HDD manufacturers have been good at squeezing every drop out of their drives. Solid State Drives (SSD) are becoming increasingly dependable and affordable, and offer exponential performance over standard hard drives.

Keeping the number of applications running and the number of start-up processes on your computer to a minimum will also help. Keep your computer clean on the software side. Use various optimization and cleaning software (Glary Free, CCleaner, Wise Registry / Disk, Defraggler just to name a few)

Answer 3

The two main causes are -

(1) A fragmented hard-drive - which results in slower access time when the computer is running files, since the computer needs to locate all the fragments in order to run the program/read the file correctly.

(2) Insufficient free-space on the hard drive - resulting in a smaller swap file, meaning the computer has to constantly write data to the limited space.

Answer 4

Communications speed and hard drive speed are the biggest single bottlenecks in a computer - except for the operator.

There are compute-bound operations on a computer, of course. Try to generate Mandelbrot-set or Julia-set fractal graphics, for instance. But accessing data is going to bring your compuer to its knees before most everything else.

Answer 5

configuration of these three thing should be compatible

1) processor

2) ram

3) hard disc

Answer 6

the amount of tabs that are open

Answer 7

nothing