Which unit is used to measure the clock speed of a CPU?

The clock speed of a CPU is a fundamental measure of its processing power, indicating how many processing cycles it can complete per second. The unit used to measure the clock speed of a CPU is Gigahertz (GHz). One Gigahertz represents one billion cycles per second. A higher clock speed generally means the CPU can execute instructions faster, leading to better overall computer performance.

• Bytes are units of digital information storage, used for measuring memory capacity (e.g., RAM, hard drive size), not speed.
• Megapixels are units used to measure the resolution of digital images or camera sensors, indicating the number of pixels.
• DPI (Dots Per Inch) is a measure of spatial printing or video dot density, used for printer resolution or screen density.