800 vs 1000 Mhz

[noboundariesonme]

Does Mhz refer to speed? is a 200 Mhz difference significant?

 

[farrengottu]

depends, do you think 25% faster is significant?

 

[clarkjd]

It also depends on where exactly that 200Mhz difference is..

 

[jitpublisher]

That is actually more like a 20% difference, and yeah, what are you talking about exactly?

 

[sooii]

yeah, what are you talking about exactly?

 

[jconxtsy]

That is actually more like a 20% difference, and yeah, what are you talking about exactly?

200 MHz more than 800 MHz is a 25% increase.
200 MHz less than 1000 MHz is a 20% decrease.
Original poster about speed increase was correct.

 

[jitpublisher]

200 MHz more than 800 MHz is a 25% increase.
200 MHz less than 1000 MHz is a 20% decrease.
Original poster about speed increase was correct.

Agreed, your math and astute observation of the completely obvious is to be commended.

I think I said there is a 20% difference. Is that not what the OP asked? What is the difference? And I would bear out that in real life, the performance increase would be a lot closer to 20% than 25%. And still, it's kind of irrelevant to bicker over something we have yet to compile all the facts.

 

[dextermat]

It depends on what operating system and how much memory you have in computer:

Windows 98 would be way faster on a 1000 vs a 800

but if you go on xp and have 256 mg memory: their is no noticeable difference between the two: your system will be slow either way.

If you have 512 to 1 gb of memory : their will be a small response difference.

 

[noboundariesonme]

Does Mhz refer to speed? is a 200 Mhz difference significant?

It's for a generic tablet.

 

[jitpublisher]

I wouldn't worry about the difference 800-1000mhz in this case. Are there other differences in the model you are researching that would likely be more of an impact on your decision?

 

[verbalizer]

I wouldn't worry about the difference 800-1000mhz in this case. Are there other differences in the model you are researching that would likely be more of an impact on your decision?

+1

 

[farrengottu]

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[Brett928S2]

Best answer selected by Brett928S2.

 

[Brett928S2]

Hi

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