The speed of a processor strongly determines a computer's performance, whether it is a desktop PC for business, a smartphone or Web server. Chip makers rate their processors according to the clock ...

CPU versus Sieving Speed (Notes at bottom)<BR><BR>For those of you that are interested in how fast this is....<BR><BR>You roughly get 60% of your speed sieved per ...

In reply to yesterday's article noting that a Power Mac G4 733MHz may be slower than a 533MHz model (especially the dual processor version), several readers urged caution in interpreting these results ...

Monty Python once did a sketch where people tried to summarize Proust in fifteen seconds. Although summarizing eight FPGA-based CPUs is almost as daunting, [jaeblog] does a nice job of giving a quick ...

On one level, choosing a processor speed for your business' computers is simple. The faster your processor speed, the faster your computer will move, and, all things being equal, the more it will cost ...

Surprisingly MaxxMem² reports very little difference in memory bandwidth between the Core i7 920 and the new Core i7 860 processor. Despite utilizing a triple-channel memory controller, the Core i7 ...

When you're comparing two of the best CPUs, the first spec that comes to mind is clock speed. It quite literally represents how fast the CPU can churn through clock cycles, and naturally, you'd assume ...