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this post was submitted on 16 Oct 2023
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I'm glad to see speeds are increasing again, there are some work loads that you can't just throw more cores at.
Speeds can’t increase forever though because physics. I was under the impression 5ghz was near the theoretical limit, so I don’t believe we’ll see 7ghz any time soon.
Plus, it was one less thing to worry about when picking a CPU since most of them have the same speed