Now that you have a basic understanding of processors, let’s talk about the different type of processors. Cache is measured in megabytes (MB), and the more MB a CPU has the more data it can crunch at a single moment. This is an often overlooked aspect of the CPUs. The higher the number the faster the data and be crunched. Clock speeds are measured in gigahertz (GHz). There is still the clock speed and cache. The more cores you have, the more data you can crunch at a single time. These are essentially the brain or brains since most CPUs are multi-cored. These days CPUs come with multiple cores. So here is a quick lesson on a computer processor (CPU).
The speed of this is dependent on your computers processor. Seth Prauner does a great job of making the article simple for most people to read, but I will talk a little more in depth on tech specs to help you get the best tools for the job.Īssuming you have a decent internet connection, the most time consuming point when uploading film to Hudl Mercury is the Encoding. This is a great start but I am going to take this a step further. So back in April there was a Hudl blog post in regards to The right Computer For Hudl.
