Is there a noticable difference between2.3 ghz, 2,6ghz and 2.7ghz. and is it worth paying to upgrade from 2.3ghz to a higher amount of ghz

is there a noticable difference between 2.3ghz, 2.6ghz and 2.7ghz and is it worth the upgrade to a higher amout of ghz

going from 2.3GHz to 2.7GHz you might notice the difference.....
but going from 2.6GHz to 2.7GHz, don't even waste your money....
if you'll be using it for everyday use, then 2.3GHz will do just fine....
however, if there's photoshop and some video editing happening, then 2.6GHz would be better suited for you....
or, go with the 2.3GHz base model then upgrade it to 16GB of RAM and add a SSD to get the best price - performance ratio...
good luck...

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http://tinyurl.com/2g2d4p
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