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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Laithes" data-source="post: 31518" data-attributes="member: 1848">Alright, so Jos there's a small device on all motherboards called the system clock. This helps other parts keep time with the rest of the system by doing something by the cycles of the clock. The measurements are in either Mega Hertz (Mhz- 1 million cycles per second) or Giga Hertz (Ghz- 1 billion cycles per second) for a processor that means it can handle one binary switch at a time. Now in M1's case we have a processor running at 2.66 Ghz, He overclocked it to run at 3.2 Ghz. This makes the processor run faster but requires a better cooling system seeing as it'll produce more heat. This is a very rough outline, but hope it helps.</blockquote>