CPUs are mostly advertised by their clock speeds, and GHz is the unit used to evaluate them. As important as it is to evaluate how many cycles per second a processor runs, it still doesn’t determine its true capabilities. There are other specifications to look out for, and without them, clock speeds mean little on their own.
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