How To Choose A Processor There is no clear formula for what to use where, but there are plenty of opinions about who should make the decision.

Generally speaking, you should be choosing your processor first and your motherboard to match, then plugging in the rest of your components (hard drives, graphics cards, memory, and so on).

Whether you’re a novice user or not, building a computer can be a daunting task. More so in the present day as more competition is about than ever before, and major price wars are seen between ...

Now that you have a better understanding of what goes into a computer, it’s time to actually choose and buy the components you’re going to use. In this lesson, we’ll show you how to most ...

Last week, I discussed many of the computer components that effect computer performance, and I briefly mentioned the processor. When buying a new computer, picking the correct processor is ...

Selecting a processor for multimedia applications is a complex endeavor. To make the best decision, you need: A thorough analysis of each candidate processor's core architecture and peripheral set A ...