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A+ Certification Study Guides: Upgrading A PC

CPU (Cont...)
How and When to Upgrade Processors

Processor change should be considered when the computer is taking too long to perform a task or to load an application. Consider the cache when upgrading the processor. It is the specialized memory that resides on or near the processor. As it effectively increases the speed of a computer by fetching data from system RAM so the processor does not need to wait to access data before performing tasks .

When upgrading a CPU, the points to be considered are:

  • The maximum speed that the motherboard can support.

  • Is there a need for additional hardware when upgrading the CPU such as a Heat sink?

  • If you upgrade the processor, you will have faster execution of instructions but it leaves the RAM and hard drive capacity unchanged.

 

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