2.7 GHz vs 6 GHz... Differences of EVM

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• Difference b/w processor 2 GHz & 1.8 GHZ DUAL CORE?

  Hi all

  I am little confused here, seeking your help guys

  What is the difference b/w 1.8 GHZ & 2 GHZ Dual Core Processor?

  In fact, I'm looking to buy 6 s IPHONE 64 GB here in Dubai, but I found above mention question in 2 different stores.

  2 ghz is cheaper than 1.8, 2 separate processors by APPLE in 6s?

  need your help.

  Thank you

  The iPhone 6 s uses an Apple A9 64-bit processor. Apple does not release the specs on the clock speed in their tech specs.  A reseller of Authourized Apple will sell iPhone 6s at a price for each model, based on the storage.  A dealer will Apple NOT sell iPhones in the same series model at different prices, they fix, by features they make up on the spot like that.

  I can assume only you're shopping to unauthorized resllers, in which case there is no verifiable way to know what they are selling or how they came by it. They can also tell to do whatever they want and you gouge for whatever price they can get from you.

  Search the site of the store Apple UAE UNITED and you will see that Apple prices all series of iPhone at a different price for each option of storage model. There is not many price for a model of iPhone data.

• Is there a good resource that compares the difference in performance between 2.7 GHz Intel vs. the 3.2 GHz?

  We run El Capitan and CC Adobe Creative Suite at work and need to cost justify a move.

  Any information would be appreciated.

  Thank you

  https://browser.primatelabs.com/Mac-benchmarks

• Change the hard disk of 1.4 Ghz Mac Mini end of 2014

  Good morning Apple community, so here's the problem: I had a voltage breakdown because via the USB port of an EPSON LX - 300 printer, at present when the USB and the Mac Mini contact, ventilation Mac shutoff valve and after a few tries to do turn it finally do. But I see that a gray folder appears with an exclamation mark, then, with my other mac I download OS X El Capitan and do a Booteable USB, after that I enter the utilities disk and found that the "Macintosh HD" was not there and 2 USB 3.0 also didn't work. I picked up at a technical Service allow in my city and have told me that the HARD drive is broken and must be replaced, they say it could be replace by an of a 7200 rpm or 5400 RPM HARD drive RPM HARD drive, also says that couldn't put an SSD. I start research and found it is possible to put an SSD without problem. So my question is that's for sure, so I trust that an SSD will work with flawessly, and that I will also get a big performance improvement.

  My Mac is:

  Mac Mini end of 2014 1.4 Ghz 4 GB of RAM, Intel HD 5000 and a 500 GB drive HARD 5400 RPM death.

  So, my best regards to the community and hope for a response.

  I've been running my 2014 MM off an external SSD with USB 3.0 since the beginning of this year, after a bunch of trial and error; That's what I have:

  • Samsung 850 Evo SSD
  • Cutting Ultra Slim 2.5 SATA to USB 3.0 aluminum hard drive external enclosure

  Unfortunately, I don't have much advice to give you else make sure you have a proper forum for IT. From my experience, the bad speaker will make the difference in whether or not the Mac recognizes the SSD on initialize toward the top.

  Good luck!

• TimeCapsule downgrades WiFi 2.4 GHz after applying the firmware update v7.6.7

  After applying the firmware update v7.6.7 free WiFi to TimeCapsule is now 2.4 Ghz instead of 5 Ghz.

  It was the update of the firmware with certainty that has made this... no doubt about it:

  • My mouse bluetooth interference notice when my MacBook is connected to WiFi 2.4 Ghz;
  • Before the update, everything is OK
  • After updating, my mouse mouse start jittering
  • < alt-click > WiFi icon in the menu bar confirms: the connection is now 2.4 Ghz

  Restart to e TM Mo doesn't change anything.

  In the TC WiFI options tried to put another name to the network successfully, but only 5 GHz can not connect to it: timeout error every time.

  Tried the hard reset of TC and reconfigure the WiFi... the same result, but with a difference:

  • Setting an SSID separated for 5 GHz connection (in the WiFi options) has now created a network I can access.
  • However, this is not the best solution... I don't want 2 SSID.

  It is not the first time Apple breaks things with updates... and I see people move away from Apple to this kind of situations.

  I also had bad experiences with OS updates lately and postpone the as much as possible.

  The problem is that I can't go back... or can I?

  Any help is welcome.

  THX

  The problem is that I can't go back... or can I?

  Of course, you can, but it may or may not help.

  Open AirPort Utility

  Click on the image of the AirPort base station

  Hold down the option key on your Mac while you click on the version number of the firmware

  A drop down menu appears

  Choose the version of the firmware you want to use

• M7 MacBook 1.3 GHz running more hot than the 1.2 GHz m5?

  Does anyone have experience with this? The new m7 Skylake 1.3 GHz running more hot than the 1.2 GHz m5?

  I hate having a computer warm on my knees, so I tend to buy the m5 to 1.2 GHz. However, I wonder what it is ' has really a lot of difference in actual use. Someone at - it a glimpse of this?

  Thank you!

  Hi Joel, any CPU which is clocked to run at a higher speed will have a slightly higher temperature if both the Broadwell Core M in 2015 Macbook and Skylake processor in the Macbook from 2016 offer low quantity of heat compared to the current MacBook Pro line. If you are still worried I recommend to visit an Apple store or dealer with a MacBook running all day to feel authorized intrados.

• IPhone processor Dual Core 1.8 6s &amp; 2 GHZ?

  Hi all

  I am little confused here, seeking your help guys

  What is the difference b/w 1.8 GHZ & 2 GHZ Dual Core Processor?

  In fact, I'm looking to buy 6 s IPHONE 64 GB here in Dubai, but I found above mention question in 2 different stores.

  2 ghz is cheaper than 1.8, 2 separate processors by APPLE in 6s?

  need your help.

  Thank you

  As far as I know, all units of the iPhone 6s have the same CPU clock speed. Looks like that the store has made a mistake in the description of the phone.

• Pavilion 17-ab077nz: 5 GHz WiFi only?

  New laptops (sold in Switzerland, insofar as this matter) speak 5 GHz WiFi only? I'm looking for a new laptop. Half a year ago I saw an ENVY 17-r187nz with 802.11a/b/g/n/ac, but now the specification of a 17-ab077nz Pavilion (which is otherwise almost identical) talking only about 802.11 ac.  Other new models also offer 802.11ac only. No more recent laptops provide is more possibilities Wifi 2.4 GHz? Having high speed at home is great, but I fear that, on a trip, 5 GHz networks will not be not always available.

  802.11ac works that in the band 5 ghz but 802.11ac compatible radios will return to 802.11n and if 2.4 ghz 5 ghz is not available.

  http://www.Trustedreviews.com/opinions/802-11AC-vs-802-11n-what-s-the-difference

  I've owned several 802.11ac laptops and never had a problem connecting at airports, Starbucks, etc. And they tend to be broadcast only on the band 2.4 ghz or 2.4 and 5 ghz.

• WiFi 802.11 b, g, n (2.4 GHz and 5.0 GHz), why is the razr not able to use 5 GHz?

  I was wondering why we are not able to use 5.0 GHz, does make a difference? Totally, I do not know. Maybe you guys can help me. Thank you!

  (please not all values are estimated and not 100% accurate)

  The only advantage on the 5 GHz will be noticed if you're less 1 mtr from the router once you pass the 1mtr threshold you will lose any advantage in speed so your phone will automatically be seleect the 2 GHz band.

  5 GHz bandwidth may push your wifi connection up to 300Mbit while 2 GHz is limited to about 190Mbit

  but on 802.11n distance plasys much of the speed you will actually recive therfore in the case of mobile phones there is no great advantage in the phone, a connection of 5 ghz as if you where to walk away from your router 3mtr aprox you up to 180Mbit in speed is (in my opinion) main reason why phones do not hold a connection of 5 ghz for a long time.

  the 2 ghz range will be a higher speed over a longer distance (this is on 802.11n)

  However if you have an 802. 11 a router then the benefits of the 5gzh is capped at 190mbit however, you can hold a stronger signal over a longer distance compared to 802.11n the problem here is that the routers are configured more to computers and personal computers portable therfore so they droped the 802. 11 a band and open until the speed 802.11n short-range can on long distance, is no great loss because your device will automatically change to load of bands on your remote (this can be demonstrated by your router at 5 GHz to lock if it supports doing so)

  and you will also notice that your razr connect to band 5 GHz in the present case.

  In required short is correct in the statement there is no advantage to 5 GHz running more than 2 GHz.

  I hope this explains a little about your problems.

  Kind regards

  Kristian

• Is iMac without retina k 4 at 2.8 GHz with more quickly than the iMac retina 4 k with 3.1 GHz?

  Is iMac without retina k 4 at 2.8 GHz with more quickly than the iMac retina 4 k with 3.1 GHz?

  In most cases you won't see much difference in performance using CPUs unless you do very intensive CPU.

  Maybe you can tell what your needs are for the computer, what you intend to use applications and then we can help suggest some configurations, you might want.

  In today's computers, which makes the greatest performance increases for typical users are (in this order):

  • SSD instead of a Fusion or rotation HD.
  • RAM
  • GPU
  • CENTRAL PROCESSING UNIT

• very slow 5 GHz with router R7000

  Hello

  I use the R7000 router at my house for some time. Since the beginning of the speed on the 5 GHz band has been very slow. First I thougt it might be a problem with my Iphone, but now I see that Iphone, Ipad and my laptop have severe speed restrictions when you use the 5 g network. With the 2.4, I get download aof 8Mbit, with 5 g speeds no thant more than 1 Mhz.

  Any suggestions? I always used the current firmware, but sees no difference. There is not other 5 GHz networks in the House (I've already checked).

  Thank you

  Christine

  Others have had problems with channels 5 GHz with the version of the firmware you have, they seem to have luck in fact revert to the previous version, 1.0.4.28. You can get it here downloadcenter.netgear.com/en/product/R7000

  A beta firmware is available, you can find the info here https://community.netgear.com/t5/Nighthawk-WiFi-Routers/R7000-firmware-v1-0-5-44-limited-release/m-p...

• Ralink WIreless adapter N TouchSmart 600xt (600-600/t): problem w / 5 GHz 802.11n and DD - WRT fw

  I really didn't have a good experience with HP support trying to figure why my wireless 5 GHz N is not yet detected by my new 600xt.  I tried to load the latest Ralink drivers and it made no difference.  There are a few settings in Device Manager on 5 GHz so I have reason to believe that it does not support 5 GHz as some previous TouchSmart users had trouble with.

  This network is detected by my Dell laptop almost 2 years very well, so I didn't expect this.  My environment really demands N connectivity and even though I have a structured wiring all through my house, it is not likely that the location of this machine will get wired anytime soon.

  I'm using DD - WRT firmware on a WRT600N router.  The DD - WRT software is a 2.4 version, but it's not the newest.  It is:

  DD - WRT v24 - sp2 (07/21/09) std - build 12533

  If someone has already tried a newer version or more old firmware thanks for posting your experiences.

  I had checked that the country in Ralink settings setting should be #7.  Nothing else seems not to apply to this problem.

  I just got my 600xt the other day, but before I bought it I was wondering if 802.11n adapter that support 5 GHz.  It is my understanding that not all do.  I found a card for the 600-1050 version that says this:

  Integrated Bluetooth and WLAN 802.11b/g/n single-band (2.4 Ghz), 2 x 2 featuring MIMO technology

  So I didn't even try helping with my band of 5 GHz on my router.  If yours is as well, so you will not be able to use the 5 GHz.

  Hope that helps.

• I want to improve memory on iMac 27 in. 3.3 GHz, 5K retina. He now has two 4G of Ram. I want to add two 8 G of ram. Should I remove two 4 G, or simply add 8G in two empty slots? Going to have a mixed match (2 of 4 and 8 s 2) in trouble?

  I want to improve memory on iMac 27 in. 3.3 GHz, 5K retina. There are now two 4 G of Ram. I want to add two 8 G of ram. Should I remove two 4 G, or simply add 8G in two empty slots? There are 4 slots for RAM.  Going to have a mixed match (two 4 and two 8) in trouble? Or will it improve my speed giving me 24G of RAM?

  It will be fine as long as they are installed in pairs (and, as long as your model can handle 8 GB modules). Just install them in the empty slots. Working with word documents or online will be not much faster - you will notice the difference in speed apps to respond, with graphic design and video editing, etc or game play. The new OS versions like more RAM, so you can not go wrong there.

  FYI, you do not run iOS on an iMac - Please edit your profile to show what OS version you are using. It helps the helpers.

• 1.6 GHz 1.8 GHz vs. benefits of the turbo memory? a/b/g/n vs a/b/g

  Three questions really...

  Is there a significant difference in performance between processors clocked at 1.6 GHz and 1.8 GHz? If so, how is this affecting production of heat/energy.

  What is the advantage of the hd turbo memory cache and it interacts badly with vista?

  Is a comopatible n-network card as the Intel Wireless WiFi Link 4965AGN has significantly lower energy consumption that thinkpad atheros card? (I read this on another forum) Otherwise, I decide that I really have need compatibility n-network because few of these networks exist.

  The difference in speed is minimal between the two processors of the same generation, i.e. Core Duo or Core 2 Duo. The turbo memory benefits are realized only when you do not have a lot of ram for Vista, that is 1 gig or something. If you install 3 GB of ram (market now good enough right) the gain in speed is minimal with Turbo memory is minimal, while your 3 concert can still run under XP not the same for the Intel turbo memory. You can also get half of the allocation of memory Intel turbo using the functionality of Windows Readyboost in Vista, obtained using a fast SD card or a USB key. Wireless cards with doubled the speed of the g version N function, if you much sharing of large files wireless then of course it is useful, but if just use you it for surfing the net so I think 54 Mbps is fast enough.

• Still boring stuck 0.8 Ghz with docking station

  If I put my W520 in sleep mode, put in my docking station and run it, it is still stuck at 0, 8 GHz! Same throttlestop will not work!

  take it and on the dock during the race makes no difference. Oh well, there is a difference: as it is off the COAST of the docking on battery only, I can get full speed with turbo boost by judgment of the accelerator, but beware if I put it again on the docking station...

  the only thing I can do is to restart the laptop, then I get the message: the power of the AC adapter is too low compared to the system has been shipeed with (I HAVE the original PSU 170W on my docking station!), then it starts with TB works very well.

  These issues will never end, lenovo?

  What BIOS version and the version of the power manager that you have? If its not 1.30 and 3.62 try this combination and see if it helps. What CPU do you have? Docking station that?