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If clock speed is a primary concern, you probably don't want an ultraportable. It's one of the tradeoffs with having a smaller, more portable machine. Sure, s
by viscanti 15y ago
If clock speed is a primary concern, you probably don't want an ultraportable. It's one of the tradeoffs with having a smaller, more portable machine. Sure, some will do better or worse, but if you NEED the extra processing power, there are better alternatives. For ultraportables, a good-enough processor is usually good-enough.
- vacri 15y agoIf clock speed isn't a primary concern... why bother upgrading the CPU in the first place? Why not just go with stock?