Custom Search

Wednesday, March 18, 2009

Desktop PCs Explained

Choosing between Apple and PC, well the choice is yours! A general rule is to buy the fastest CPU, most memory and hard disk storage for your budget - "the most bang for your buck." Desktop computers are generally categorized two ways PC or Mac, both will run basic applications like Microsoft Office, Internet Browsers and Anti-virus software with ease. More advanced applications require faster processors, memory, hard drive space and graphics performance.

PCs run Windows Vista and are compatible with thousands of software titles, offering excellent performance and price. PCs usually come in a more traditional form factor, a tower and monitor.

Glossary

CPU
It's a good idea to purchase a CPU powerful enough to run your daily applications fast and efficiently. CPU is considered the brains of any desktop computer; the CPU determines the overall system performance. A general rule is the more powerful the CPU the faster tasks are completed.

CPU - Core 2 Duo
CPU - Intel Pentium Dual-Core Processor Intel's newest addition to the Intel® Pentium® processor family with dual-core processor technology that delivers great desktop and mobile performance, low power enhancements, and multitasking for everyday computing. Intel - the power to perform. With power-optimised enabled dual-core technology and exceptional energy efficiency, the Intel® Core"2 Duo processor excels, running the most intense applications.

No comments: