Really, what everybody wants is more power—processing power that is.
From playing the hottest new game to making sure that work computers function like they’re supposed to, computer processors—or CPUs—are one of the most important upgrades for a computer that you can consider. Low processing power can make for slow computers, frustrated workers, and those oh-so-dreaded choppy remote work calls that make everyone wish the meeting was just an email.
With the growing complexity of computer operations in the workspace, speed isn’t enough to cut it for you. When you’re looking for an upgrade, keep the cache size and number of cores in mind, as they can make a huge difference in the quality of your selected product. The cache size (bigger is better) helps data flow through your processor and gives you smoother and faster responses...
