Proceeser clock speed of 3.0Ghtz versus 1.9 Ghtz?

Question

On working a computer what would the difference be between 1.9 Ghz and 3.0 Ghtz

Answer 1

I can't help myself.

3.0 Ghz minus 1.9 Ghz = 1.1 Ghz

So the answer is 1.1 Ghz.

Answer 2

One runs at 1.9 Ghtz and one runs at 3.0 Ghtz

Answer 3

On a working computer, I am assuming you mean a PC for Business/ Educational purposes or other than for Media or Games. --- Well first, if you're looking to upgrade, upgrading the RAM (both in amount and memory speed) would be more beneficial than upgrading your CPU. A faster CPU could mean less hangups and crashes since your CPU will be able to handle a more rigorous work load without heating up as much. Remember, heat is a computers worst enemy. --- Second is that a faster CPU will greatly reduce the amount of time it takes for a program to load, as well as, your computer will be able to handle more applications without hangups and stuttering. --- Third point is that many modern CPU's support internal features that keep your data more secure and prevent unauthorized changes to key system files. Good luck.

Answer 4

One hertz simply means "one cycle per second" A Ghtz means 1 million cycles per second. So your computer can run at 3 million cycles per second or 1.9 million cycles. Think of it as horse power if your into cars.

Answer 5

It would depend on the exact processors you are talking about but with that kind of difference I suppect you would see a difference. The problem is things like Centrino processors are ratted at a different scaell than a standard P4, or Core 2 processor.

Answer 6

a LOT, if they're the same series processor.

however, a 1.9ghz core 2 duo would slaughter my 3.0 pentium D.