So this is my friends explanation:
"a cpu will do a task a certain amount of times per second. that is what clock speed is. the unit we use is mhz/ghz. if we overclock the processor, it works more per second which results in more power consumption . lower the voltage is the same as lower the clock speed but a lot more. if something is clocked at 12 volts, (lets just say it is) and u undervolt it by 1 volt, the clock speed would drastically drop. in some processors, over 15%. so lower the i7 by a few volts and u have a much higher clock speed. and i meant to write 100x lower sorry. and im not saying its slow. even if the i7 does not work as often, it still does a lot of tasks every mhz."
Second explanation
"u need certain amount volts to have a certain clock speed. clock speed (mhz) is how many times ur proccessor works per second. imagine this. pretend every second a hammer hits the desk 8 times. than the clock speed would be 8mhz. faster processors would do more tasks every time the processor hits the desk. (please know that this is just an example and cpus do not work this way). lets say that the i7 does 50 tasks per hit. to make the cpu faster, u would increase the clock speed so that it hits the desk more often. but to do u this u would need more power to power the movement. its the same thing in a processor. also, a higher clock speed would create heat. a laptop and a desktop have a much higher clock speed because of their power supply, better ventilation, and fans. the tablet has no fan and a poor ventilation system. also it lacks batter to supply the high clock speeds. so if a computer ran the same i7 at 3 ghz its would do 150000 tasks per second. but because of the tablet's low voltage , it would only be able to clock the cpu at 1.5ghz which ends up in it doing only 75000 tasks per second. i hope that u and ur stupid brain will figure out that a lower voltage results in much lower clock speed and ends up with a slower device."
Is this correct? Or his he wrong. Can anyone further clarify exactly how the voltage and clock speed are related. Thanks!
"a cpu will do a task a certain amount of times per second. that is what clock speed is. the unit we use is mhz/ghz. if we overclock the processor, it works more per second which results in more power consumption . lower the voltage is the same as lower the clock speed but a lot more. if something is clocked at 12 volts, (lets just say it is) and u undervolt it by 1 volt, the clock speed would drastically drop. in some processors, over 15%. so lower the i7 by a few volts and u have a much higher clock speed. and i meant to write 100x lower sorry. and im not saying its slow. even if the i7 does not work as often, it still does a lot of tasks every mhz."
Second explanation
"u need certain amount volts to have a certain clock speed. clock speed (mhz) is how many times ur proccessor works per second. imagine this. pretend every second a hammer hits the desk 8 times. than the clock speed would be 8mhz. faster processors would do more tasks every time the processor hits the desk. (please know that this is just an example and cpus do not work this way). lets say that the i7 does 50 tasks per hit. to make the cpu faster, u would increase the clock speed so that it hits the desk more often. but to do u this u would need more power to power the movement. its the same thing in a processor. also, a higher clock speed would create heat. a laptop and a desktop have a much higher clock speed because of their power supply, better ventilation, and fans. the tablet has no fan and a poor ventilation system. also it lacks batter to supply the high clock speeds. so if a computer ran the same i7 at 3 ghz its would do 150000 tasks per second. but because of the tablet's low voltage , it would only be able to clock the cpu at 1.5ghz which ends up in it doing only 75000 tasks per second. i hope that u and ur stupid brain will figure out that a lower voltage results in much lower clock speed and ends up with a slower device."
Is this correct? Or his he wrong. Can anyone further clarify exactly how the voltage and clock speed are related. Thanks!
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