Hi all!
I am doing a presentation over Intel's potential new naming system for their CPU's. Instead of Intel naming the processor according to clock speed, they now have a funky numbering system. ex. Instead of Pentium 3.2 Ghz, it's gonna be Pentium 500.
Superficially, this is a flawed decision that will confuse the uninitiated consumer, because they believe that clock speed is the only benchmark for CPU speed.
What is the best approach to presenting CPU architecture so that I can inform an A+ certification class that clock speed isn't the sole measure of speed?
Thanks
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Jump to PostSoral, if you can't pull that off the top of your head, you've got problems instore for you!
Clockspeed means nothing because it can only compare one model of a particular processor to another model of the same processor. Use a different type of processor, even if it's the …
Jump to PostFor instance, a Pentium 3.4ghz not OC'ed may not be as good as an AMD 3500+ at 2.2ghz because AMD's do more work per process, which generates less heat and doesnt require a huge amount of ghz's. Pentiums do less work per process which is why they have to have …
Jump to PostBut people who use clock speed to gauge the worth of a processor think it's the stupidest thing since the solar-powered flashlight.
All the more reason to hit 'em in the face with a funky demonstration! :D
Seriously, it makes no difference whatsoever using logic. You got to make …
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