kellakiirusest
Kellakiirusest, also known as clock speed or clock rate, refers to the speed at which a central processing unit (CPU) or other digital circuits can execute instructions. It is typically measured in Hertz (Hz), with common units being Megahertz (MHz) and Gigahertz (GHz). One Hertz represents one cycle per second. A higher clock speed generally indicates that the processor can perform more operations in a given amount of time, leading to faster overall performance for computational tasks.
The clock speed is determined by an internal oscillator within the processor that generates a series of
However, clock speed is not the sole determinant of a processor's performance. Other factors such as the