The higher the more powerful the processor will be. MHz is the "frequency" of the processor, (1000MHz = 1GHz). > 1: What Does The MHz GHz and MB do for a processorįirst off, the MHz/GHz thing. If you want an Intel pentium 4, get a socket 478.
If you want an AMD athlon xp, athlon mp or Duron, get a Socket A motherboard (I personally recommend an Abit NF7) If you really don't plan on downloading much stuff I'd stick with an 80gig hd which you can get for 60-65 bucks.Įh, you should really be asking "What socket do I have and what CPU do I have". You can usually rate it on your internet connection, the faster it is, the more you seem to download, if you've got a good cable connection I'd plan on getting a 160GB HD, you can get them for around 100 bucks from. > 4: Im sure the higher the better but what is a good Capacity now-a-daysĭepends on many things. There are many, IDE(which can be ata66,100,133), SATA, SCSI. is the way it connects to the motherboard.
A normal user only needs an IDE drive at 7200RPM. usually the faster the better, but only scsi drives are 1500rpm. RPM is the revolutions the inner ceramic disc makes. > 2: What Does It Exactly Mean By 15000 RPM A buffer is the drive's cache, the higher the better, there are currently 2 levels, 2mb and 8MB, by all means, go for an 8MB drive.
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