Here's everything you need to know about that clever little Central Processing Unit (CPU) inside your PC.
The CPU is the brains of the PC (and most electronic devices) and is responsible for carrying out calculations and handling pretty much anything that requires processing power. It's made up of various internal components that work together to execute a string of stored instructions, which are repeated in cycles. But really all you need to know is that it handles everything you need to do on a day-to-day basis.
When looking at purchasing a CPU, it's worth keeping in mind various factors such as clock speed, core count, socket type, and component support. Here's everything you need to know to make a smart purchase.
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