Ask Nokia smartphone CPU clock speed

No, as long as you don't open that kind of big game, or program, it generally will, not to mention that most of the Dopod is 201MHz.

It's not as good as it gets.

As for what you said it's slow, generally not, but how much speed can you expect from a mobile phone?

Advantages and disadvantages of high clock speed.

Advantages:Of course, the speed is faster,The corresponding program opens more smoothly Disadvantages:High speed brings a lot of power consumption。

Most of them are 369, and the response speed is not slow, because the Saiban system does not need too high a main frequency, and the N79 is very fast, much faster than the N73 era, of course, compared with the 600, it will naturally be slower, but it is basically imperceptible.

Your classmate's 5320 slow response crash is related to the compatibility of the software and theme he installed, the speed of 5320 is obvious to all, even if it is a computer, the software is still very slow if it is incompatible.

More than 300 main frequencies are enough for S60 It's normal for smart phones to crash It's okay to die too much, as long as you use it properly The program is less open and won't crash 5320 is still very fast The main thing is that there are themes in the software under you are incompatible Reflect it will be slower.

High frequency than low frequency running block is yes.

The high frequency is more expensive than the low frequency is for sure.

Nokia is not a smart phone, it belongs to the 5300 6300 5130 5310, these are good, 5300 has been discontinued.

Nokia N has not said for a long time that non-smart phones still have mobile phones with main frequency, and now you can buy a mobile phone with the Symbian system for a few hundred yuan.

Except for mobile phones under two yuan. I don't think there is anything to say about mobile phones under 200 yuan! If you want to talk about Samsung, it's a lot.

Man,Soai W595C,Once the king of the machine Motorola V8 ZN5 are in the early thousands。

N95 Classic, Practical! The main frequency is 330MHz, the dual-core is enough for the rack, with 3D acceleration, much better than those CPU369MHz! The price of parallel goods is two thousand six, which is more practical than licensed goods!

Don't buy N95 parallel goods. The so-called parallel goods are just refurbished.

New machines like N82 and N78 will do.

As for the main frequency of the CPU, some mainstream ** have information on it. For example, Pacific Computer Network.

Most of them are 369mhzIt seems that the ** that just came out has 600MHz

1 All that depends on what the system is, S60 at least 220MHz (N73 is this, low-frequency dual-core), WM at least 600 (although you can also use 200MHz).

It's like the difference between 98 and win7.

It can be viewed with testing software such as SPMARK.

The first point, if you check the details of the corresponding model, there will definitely be an introduction. The second point is that all smartphones now have a systematic distinction, not one software can be used for all mobile phones, unlike computers, many software and various systems are common. I recommend the first point.

You can search for specific information on the Internet to see the CPU

X-plore is looking at the wrong 6220C's CPU frequency is 369MHz, this can't be wrong, my N78 with X-Plore is also 192, you have to use special software to test the CPU frequency.

Normal 5700 N78 N76 and so on have this problem with phones that use this Freescale CPU software recognition error.

Symbian system"Idle frequency reduction saves energy"。

The smart phone consumes a lot of power, and the general processing data frequency is not so high, the system reduces the processor frequency when your phone is idle to save electricity.

So you see it with x-plore less often. 369MHz is the nominal maximum frequency, and it is actually forced by Nokia.

The CPU of the Big 6 is clocked at 369 MHz, which is the official data, while the test results of some institutions are even greater than this value, some reach 372MHz.

Some people say that the CPU frequency of the big 6 is 192 MHz, which is when it is usually standby, that is, when your mobile phone system is not running much, the CPU frequency will be reduced.

It depends on what the system is, S60 is at least 220MHz (N73 is this, low-frequency dual-core), WM is at least 600 (although you can also use 200MHz).

It's like the difference between 98 and win7.

1GMHZ or more is the mainstream configuration,Preferably above 1G,Android can generally be brushed,There's nothing wrong with this,The general difference is not obvious,It's just that the fullness of the color is a little different when zooming in,It generally doesn't affect the use。

First of all, for a mobile phone.

800 is high, the biggest problem after its height is the electricity consumption, how fast you can't feel it, but you can definitely feel the electricity consumption.

Today's technology products are all about each other.

Every 800 is not necessarily the same as every family.

After all, you have to communicate with other components.

For example, cars are also naturally aspirated and turbocharged.

If you buy it, if the difference between the two is not big, you can buy whichever one, and if the difference is large, buy the cheaper one.

It depends on what the system is, S60 is at least 220MHz (N73 is this, low-frequency dual-core), WM is at least 600 (although you can also use 200MHz).

It's like the difference between 98 and win7.

A general 369 is enough. Now the highest Nokia is 600