Tuesday, November 10, 2015

PROCESSOR UPGRADE


The CPU is the brain of the computer. It performs all the calculations and computations necessary for programs to run. These calculations take place within millionths of a second. As the programs get more complex, the time required for the calculations will also increase. Processing a photo may take a second or two but encoding an hour-long video will take an hour or more.
Buying a faster processor can significantly decrease the time these tasks take. For example, a dual-core Core i5 can batch process videos three to five times quicker than an Atom processor.
Here are a list of processors currently available in the market. Choose the one that best suits your needs:
Basic Processors (Can handle web surfing, document writing, etc...)
  • AMD Turion
  • Atom
  • Intel Celeron
  • Fusion E-Series
Entry Level Processors - (Suitable for entertainment and everyday tasks)
  • Intel Pentium Series
  • AMD A-Series
  • Intel Core i3
Performance - (Suitable for resource intensive tasks like gaming)
  • Intel Core i5
  • Intel Core i7 (dual-core)
  • Intel Core i7 (quad-core)
High-End - (The fastest currently available)
  • Intel Extreme Edition
 If you use only the web and basic productivity applications like Word, Excel, PowerPoint etc. a basic processor will suffice. Everyone else will need at least an entry-level or performance CPU.

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