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Computer specifications refer to the technical details of a computer system that describe its overall performance and capabilities. These specifications include components such as the central processing unit (CPU), memory (RAM), storage (hard drive or solid-state drive), graphics card, power supply, and more. A computer's CPU, also known as the "brain" of the computer, is the component that performs most of the processing tasks. CPU specifications include the number of cores, clock speed, and thermal design power (TDP), which describes the amount of power the CPU consumes. The more cores a CPU has, the better it can handle multiple tasks simultaneously. A higher clock speed means the CPU can perform tasks faster, but it also consumes more power and generates more heat. RAM RAM, or random access memory, is another important component that affects a computer's performance. RAM allows a computer to temporarily store and quickly access information needed for processing t...