is 2.9 ghz cpu good?

[Mr Patilla]

just wondering

 

[StalkeR]

There are a lot of CPU types. From one to seven cores.
What cpu exaclly?

 

[Mr Patilla]

quad core

 

[scoopeeedoo]

What brand...?

 

[Mr Patilla]

Hp 6 gb 1 tb hdd, 2,9 ghz quad core

 

[scoopeeedoo]

wich means, i guess, 6Gb ram & 1Tb hd, good, but we need the brand of cpu, Intel or AMD...

... and the use you wanna make of it...?

 

[GeneO]

Yes a quad core 2.9 GHz CPU of any kind is fine. However if you are talking about buying a new computer, one would need to know your budget and details of the computer you are considering, like model number or component details like motherboard etc. to make a recommendation.

 

[D3ftOn3Z]

wich means, i guess, 6Gb ram & 1Tb hd, good, but we need the brand of cpu, Intel or AMD...

I think it's AMD. Just guessing... :huh:

 

[scoopeeedoo]

wich means, i guess, 6Gb ram & 1Tb hd, good, but we need the brand of cpu, Intel or AMD...

I think it's AMD. Just guessing... :huh:

That's my feeling too...

 

[kenmdotexe]

It's good, since other hardwares are good too. It makes a good build. It's good for above average use.
wut u use it for?

 

[StalkeR]

Any Quad Core CPU @2.9Ghz is pretty good.

 

[D3ftOn3Z]

Quad core is nice. But if you're on a budget & a basic PC user. I would recommend getting a dual core with higher clock speeds & L2 / L3 cache.

Example : 3GHz Dual core 6mb L2 cache & 2.6GHz Quad core 4mb L2 cache. I would definitely choose the dual core over the quad core.

 

[Mr Patilla]

it is amd quad core, i wanna use it for making videos for youtube and entertainment use

 

[StalkeR]

It's good.

 

[D3ftOn3Z]

it is amd quad core, i wanna use it for making videos for youtube and entertainment use

Then quad core will do just fine.

 

[cluberti]

Agreed - if the software you use (other than Windows itself) is written to take advantage of more than one CPU at a time, then a machine with a quad core will (generally) run that software better than a single or dual core. I say generally, because if the software is written poorly or the CPU speeds are vastly different, this may not always be true. There are exceptions to every rule, of course .