That is a big negative .

The "average consumers" are usually people who do not know a lot about computer hardware and would rather buy and use, also known as "plug & play" in a figurative way . Most of these type of consumers would priotize processors with a high clock speed because theoretically the bigger the GHz, the better the performance. What they don't know is that there are other factors which affect the performance of a processor, which would not allow them to get the best of the best for their budget. Other than priotizing high-clock speed processors, they would also go for a processor with a bigger core count if possible .