Please ellaborate. Do you mean a general view of how to judge a computer's speed?
This is a complex question, if so!
There are many things to consider, and they rely on what you need in a computer. I can ellaborate on any you may need.
Below are each aspect and, roughly in order of importance, the contributing factors:
Primary attributes:
The CPU core design, cache size, instruction sets, frontside bus, integrated devices, and frequency
The system's RAM frequency, timings, and quantity
The videocard's number of cards, number of processors, frequency of processors, type of processors, frequency of memory, quantity of memory, bit width of memory, RAMDAC speed
The system's Motherboard, northbridge, southbridge, and other controllers and IMCs
The system's storage, harddrive, solid state drive, or other?
The hard drive, seek time, sustained transfer rate, buffer size, areal density, burst speed, interface speed, latency, and the state of it's data contents
There are more, too, but these tend to be the primary. If you need more information, such as what each means/is, how they impact it, or which you may need most, then feel free to ask again. I'll be watching. =)
The use of the computer is: # You can put information into the computer # The computer can process the info # the computer will output a product.
explain in brief the evolution of the computer
What is passive graphics in brief? In Passive Computer
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In brief, you cannot.
An information brief provides data, facts, and analysis on a topic to help stakeholders understand the situation. A decision brief, on the other hand, specifically outlines a problem, presents possible solutions with recommendations, and aims to guide decision-making. The key distinction is that an information brief focuses on providing information, while a decision brief is geared towards prompting action or choice.
Data is information.
A Brief history of computer virus from 1950 to present
inactive volcano. but it is not extinct.
it helps to have a brief information on what you are reading