What should the processor look at?

The things that we all should keep an eye on are the processor or not;

1. Clock speed

2. Number of course

3. cache memory

4. FBS

1. Clock Speed: It is also called GH2. All processors are written on. Clock speed means how fast your computer can work. That's what this signal means. The speed of the processor is known through this clock speed, how fast the calculation can be done.

2. Number of Cores: The more cores the processor has, the faster the processor can work. If I give an example to explain the matter, I hope you can understand it very easily. Suppose if a person had many hands, then he could do many things at the same time. That is, if we go to the market and buy a smartphone, then we will see what the configurations of the phone are. If we look closely at the configuration of the smartphone, we will see that Dual Core Processor, Quad Core Processor, Octa core processor, Hexa core processor, Deca core processor. This means that the dual core processor has two arms or cores, that is, the dual core processor has two units. Similarly, quad core has four, hexa core has six, octa core has eight, deca core processor has 10 cores or arms.

3. Cache memory: The largest memory of the computer is the hard disk and then the RAM. The processor takes a lot of time to exchange data from this RAM. And to eliminate all this time, a type of memory called cache memory is used in the computer. Cache memory stores all the data that can be accessed repeatedly in a short period of time. In this case, the higher the cache memory of the processor, the higher the performance of the processor. Basically, according to the type of processor, it is 2mb, 3mb, 4mb, 6mb, 8mb etc.

4. FBS: The full form of FBS is Front Side Bus. FBS stands for how fast your computer's processor can communicate with your computer's RAM. The higher the FBS, the faster your computer CPU can communicate with your computer motherboard, RAM and other components. A higher FBS allows you to use much higher bus speed RAM. However, you should also check whether your computer motherboard supports FBS of the same standard. If the new processor does not use FBS, QPI-Quick Path Interconnect is used instead

What does processor series mean?

There are different series of processors. To buy a processor should look at this series. The higher the quality of the series, the better the processor.

Intel processor series are;

1/ Pentium series processor

2/ Celeron series processor

3/ Core series processor

4/ I series processor

AMD processor series are;

1/ Sempron AMD processor

2/Athlon AMD processor

3/AMD AthlonX2 processor

4/AMD Athlon 11 x2 processor

5/AMD Phenom processor

6/ AMD FX processor

7/ AMD Ms

So it is always better to have a new series of processors. It should also be noted whether the processor is supported by your motherboard.