Experience the Next Level of Performance with the PC Processors

A PC Processor, also known as a central processing unit( CPU), is the brain of a computer. It's responsible for executing instructions, computing, and managing data inflow. The more powerful the processor, the smoother and faster your computer will run.

There are two main brands of PC processors Intel and AMD. Both companies offer a wide range of processors, from budget-friendly to high-end. The best processor for you will depend on your requirements and budget.   

When choosing a processor, it's important to consider the following factors:-

Clock Speed - Measured in GHz, the clock speed is the number of cycles the processor can execute per second. The higher the clock speed the better the performance is. 

Core Count - A processor can have one or more cores. Each core can process input instructions individually. More cores generally mean better performance for multithreaded operations, such as editing and gaming.   

Cache Size - The cache is a small amount of high-speed memory that the processor can use to store constantly used instructions and data. A larger cache can improve the performance by reducing the need to access slower main memory.   

TDP( Thermal Design Power) - The TDP is a measure of how much heat a processor generates. A higher TDP means the processor will require a more powerful cooling system.   

Socket Type - The socket type is the type of motherboard that the processor is compatible with. Make sure to choose a processor that's compatible with your motherboard.