GHz's and MHz's

Ok if I had 3.0GHz's and would that be 3000MHz's.

Then if I had 2.2GHz's would that go into 2200MHz's.

Is this how the GHz's and MHz's work?

 

yes...yes it is...

 

Indeed, however, there is more to processor speed than mhz. For example a Pentium D 3Ghz is way inferior to a Core 2 Duo at 3Ghz, even though they are the same frequency and have the same number of cores (2) the core 2 is much faster because it has a better architecture.

 

architecture means like all the pathways and gates right?

 

Partially, Architectural is a "map" that basically connects all the transistors on the CPU to make it fully functional. But there is more
to it than just transistors and simple electronics, CPU's also contain
a powerful sub-chip known as a ALU (Arithmetic-logic-unit) It is the most powerful part of your system and is your computer's infrastructure.

 

i see thanks...i think ill check wikipedia for some more info. this is catching my interest now...lol