A clock speed of 3.5 GHz to 4.0 GHz is generally considered a good clock speed for gaming but it’s more important to have good single-thread performance. This means that your CPU does a good job of understanding and completing single tasks.

Today, Intel produces microprocessors with transistors measuring only 45 nanometers wide. A nanometer is one-billionth of a meter! Intel and other microprocessor manufacturers are already working on the next generation of chips. These will use transistors measuring a mere 32 nanometers in width.

This is measured in megahertz (MHz) or gigahertz (gHz) and corresponds with how many instruction cycles the CPU can deal with in a second. A 2 gHz CPU performs two billion cycles a second. A faster CPU uses more energy and creates more heat.

Hello, well it all depends on what you are going to use the computer for, because if you only want to surf the internet or use office programs, watch videos, listen to music and that kind of thing, 1.1 GHz should be enough (is good); however if you want to . . . Read more

If you do lots of multitasking or edit high-res videos, or do other complex, time-consuming CPU-heavy tasks, you should prioritize the number of cores. But for the vast majority of gamers and general-purpose computer users, a clock speed ranging from 3-4GHz with four to eight cores is plenty.

A computer designed around a microprocessor. micro. minicomputer.

The CORE reason why CPUs keep getting smaller is simply that, in computing, smaller is more powerful: Wires: Since the speed of transmission on a wire is essentially constant, then if you want to get information from one place (e.g switch) to another, you have to shorten the wire.

Most games are graphics heavy and so if you have a good enough graphics card, you can run a bare amount. There are processor heavy games too. a single core 2.5Ghz wont do you much good there. If its a quad core 2.5Ghz then you should be fine with graphics . . . Read more

Also, if your computer is equipped with an SSD, your data read/write speeds will be heavenly and your virtual memory (should you need it) will be faster than you might expect. So, to answer your question, a 2.3 GHz processor is good for just about any task that any processor . . . Read more

No.An i7 or a Ryzen 7 is more than enough for gaming.An i5 or a Ryzen 5 is good for gaming,if you want to go for high-end gaming go for i7 or Ryzen 7. A 6 core CPU is good for mid-range gaming and an 8 core CPU is good . . . Read more