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GPU vs CPU: What Matters Most for PC Gaming?

Posted: October 28, 2020

Categories: Laptops - Tech Takes, Desktops - Tech Takes

Tags: processor, graphics card, gpu, cpu

Author: HP Online Store Singapore

Some gaming PC decisions are easy. For instance, the answer to the question of whether you should upgrade the storage space on your hard disk drive or your solid state drive is most likely an enthusiastic “Yes!” to either.

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What is Processor Speed and Why Does It Matter?

Posted: September 11, 2020

Categories: Miscellaneous

Tags: processor, pc performance, cpu speed

Author: HP Online Store Singapore

With technology, increased productivity goals, faster internet, and more devices, we’ve created a need for speed wherever we go. We’re used to getting results instantaneously and expect our devices to keep up with our requests as we multi-task our way through life. Computer processors and their clock speed are two features we most commonly associate with high-performing, fast technology.

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GPU vs CPU: What Matters Most for PC Gaming?

What is Processor Speed and Why Does It Matter?