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Processor (CPU). The overall speed or clock speed of the computer and how fast it is capable of processing data is managed by the computer processor (CPU). The computer will be much faster and more powerful when it is capable of executing more instructions every second.For example, the first computer processor was the Intel 4004, which was only a 740 kHz processor and capable of processing approximately 92,000 instructions per second.he computer will be much faster and more powerful when it is capable of executing more instructions every second. For example, the first computer processor was the Intel 4004, which was only a 740 kHz processor and capable of processing approximately 92,000 instructions per second.
You can estimate the projected processor speed by multiplying the FSB speed by the CPU multiplier, which will be visible on the same screen though will not be able to be edited. For a 1.6 GHz processor running with a 200 MHz FSB, the multiplier would be X8. By increasing 200 MHz to 250 MHz, the CPU clock speed would increase to 2.0 GHz. Increase your CPU voltages to compensate. A marginal increase in power requires only a marginal increase in voltage.