Cluster of articles about CPU, clock, thread core, cache, socket, chipset, Intel, AMD and how to choose the right platform.
Instructions for handling a slow computer according to common causes, distinguishing between software and hardware errors and appropriate upgrade directions. Contact TGS for advice.
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Consulting on choosing computers for office workers for office, Excel and data, easy to understand for non-technical people. See the article to choose a more suitable machine.
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Advice on choosing a ryzen 7 gaming pc for those who want plenty of performance and long-term use, easy to understand for those who are not technically savvy. See configuration suggestions and contact TGS for advice.
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Advice on choosing a well-balanced Ryzen 5 gaming pc for most gamers, easy to understand for people who are not technically savvy. Contact TGS for advice on configuration according to budget.
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Advice on choosing a gaming PC for stable, balanced gaming CPU, RAM, SSD, VGA and screen. TGS Suggested configuration according to game, needs and actual budget.
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Consulting on computers running stable MISA for accountants, priority RAM, SSD and CPU are suitable to open data faster. TGS Suggested configuration according to budget and actual needs.
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Choosing a computer running accounting software needs RAM enough, SSD fast and CPU stable. TGS advises on configuration according to needs. Contact TGS for advice on suitable configuration.
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If you want your computer to run Excel smoothly, choose the correct RAM, SSD and CPU according to the weight of the file. TGS easy to understand configuration suggestions. Contact TGS for advice on suitable configuration.
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Consulting computers to run Excel stably, open files quickly and handle multiple sheets more smoothly. See suggestions CPU, RAM, SSD. TGS suggests configuration according to budget and actual needs.
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Choosing an accounting computer needs RAM enough, SSD fast and CPU stable to run Excel, MISA, invoices and reports more smoothly. Contact TGS for advice on suitable configuration.
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Computer consulting for accountants running Excel, MISA and stable accounting software. See configuration RAM, SSD, CPU accordingly. Contact TGS for advice on suitable configuration.
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Looking for the right office desktop? See how to choose CPU, RAM, SSD, screen and actual budget from TGS. TGS suggests configuration according to budget and actual needs.
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Consulting on choosing an easy-to-understand office computer, priority RAM, SSD, CPU and suitable price. See configuration suggestions from TGS. Contact TGS for advice on appropriate configuration.
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CPU is the computer's central processing unit. Understanding CPU correctly helps you read the standard configuration and choose a device that suits your study, office, and gaming needs.
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The mainboard is the connection platform CPU, RAM, SSD, graphics card and all communication ports. Choosing the wrong motherboard can limit the upgrade path.
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Socket decides whether CPU can be plugged into the mainboard or not. This is required background knowledge if you read the configuration or build yourself PC.
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The chipset determines the mainboard's features such as the number of ports, number of M.2 slots, overclocking capabilities and future upgrade paths.
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Clock CPU is an important indicator but not all. This article explains GHz, boost clock and how to properly read CPU performance.
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Cores and threads determine the parallel processing ability of CPU. Understanding this concept helps you choose a machine for office, gaming or editing more accurately. Who are
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Cache CPU is a super fast cache memory located near the processor core. Cache capacity affects data access speed and actual performance.
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TDP helps you estimate the heat and power generated by the component. Understanding TDP helps to choose the right heatsink, power supply and case.
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Intel and AMD both have many strong CPU lines. This article helps you compare according to actual needs instead of arguing by brand.
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The names i3, i5, i7, i9 indicate the product line position but are not enough to evaluate performance. This is the easiest way to read CPU Intel.
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The names Ryzen 3, 5, 7, 9 help differentiate the segment but do not cover all the performance. Read Ryzen the right way to choose the right machine for your needs.
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