| Once your program is loaded into memory, the CPU is really the limiting factor. |
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| The CPU and Multimedia benchmarks isolate the CPU, cache and memory subsystem. |
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| The mainboard has a two-phase impulse CPU and an impulse DDR DIMM voltage regulator. |
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| The CPU designer uses these microinstructions to write microprograms, which are stored in a special control memory. |
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| Over the past few years we've seen a barrage of aftermarket CPU coolers entering the enthusiast computing market. |
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| The downside is that a Socket 940 CPU won't plug into a Socket 939 motherboard, or vice versa. |
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| Very simplified, it's the speed that the CPU socket, where it plugs into the motherboard, runs at. |
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| Increasing the frontside bus to get extra CPU speed meant faster PCI slots, thus faster video cards. |
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| The resources that are important from an active networking point of view include CPU cycles, main memory, and outgoing network bandwidth. |
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| When you're competing with the world's biggest CPU manufacturer, you have to move fast to stay ahead of the game. |
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| Additionally, we can off-load a lot of the work from the CPU onto the graphics card hardware. |
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| Now if your fan dies or you forget to use thermal grease under your leaf blower your CPU will burst into flames in 8 seconds. |
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| At the rear of the case, near the area the CPU will likely be located, we have a 120 mm fan for exhausting the warm air from the case. |
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| We pry the superglued fan off, and replace the now damaged CPU fan, and give him a stern warning not to open his case again. |
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| The increase in the performance of graphics accelerators frees additional CPU cycles that can be used for real-time physical world modeling. |
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| These should reduce your CPU temperature by at least 5 degrees centigrade in a 20 degrees centigrade ambient environment. |
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| I even reseated the new Intel reference cooler several times to be sure it was snug against the surface of the CPU package. |
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| In three more games the speed proved to be limited by the CPU performance despite our using full-screen antialiasing. |
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| Abit's ThermalGuard will immediately shutdown your computer when your CPU die has exceeded its threshold temperature. |
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| In fact, however, Sun is still in beta with this CPU program and not set to launch a publicly available utility computing system for weeks. |
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| More important, WAP microbrowsers are configured to use less memory and CPU power, thus extending the battery life of a mobile device. |
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| You can increase the clock-generator frequency up to 300MHz and the CPU voltage up to 140 millivolts above the default value. |
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| In a multiprocessor system, a shielded CPU is a CPU dedicated to the activities associated with high-priority real-time tasks. |
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| As a result, LinuxBIOS has a sequence of bootstraps, each bootstrap being invoked when additional CPU resources are activated. |
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| Most BIOS chips are socketed, meaning that the chip resides in a socket, much like your CPU, but without a lever. |
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| The act of overclocking a CPU increases the temperature since more work is being done at one time. |
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| For real gung-ho overclockers, the only CPU cooling system even worth considering is a powerful water cooler. |
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| It's unlikely that the CPU or the motherboard chipset will be the bottleneck in either case. |
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| He takes the CPU MB and Vid card and ram from home and puts it in his work comp. |
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| They also compromise routing performance by dedicating CPU cycles to aggregation chores. |
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| She could pour pink champagne in her CPU and I'd open it up and take a blow dryer to it without a grousing word. |
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| Tech Review has taken a look at the CPU prices this week and noticed a decidedly upward trend. |
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| You could dissassemble the duct easily enough and reverse the fan if you wanted to duct cold air into the CPU area. |
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| Couple this case with a Zalman ducted CPU fan, and overall fan noise can be kept to a minimum. |
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| The device is driven by Sony's own 123MHz ARM-compatible CPU, the Handheld Engine. |
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| We also ran the CPU utilization, access time, and transfer rate inspection tests. |
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| A desktop PC is only usable if the CPU, the keyboard and the monitor are all working. |
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| But many years ago a small company named AMD started to make Intel CPU clones and at a cheaper price. |
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| For professional usage, when time is money, using a dual core CPU for 3D rendering is a must. |
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| You need to exercise care and restraint when you slip the CPU into the socket. |
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| The three-channel CPU voltage regulator uses original inductance coils in a casing and capacitors from OST and Nippon Chemi-Con. |
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| It will create a light load on the CPU while serving the most requests possible. |
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| Mac hardware today differs from PCs solely in the CPU, system logic and the motherboard they sit on. |
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| Moving the memory controller into the CPU gives it direct access to main memory. |
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| And in the meanwhile we are a little bit concerned with the slightly limited opportunities in terms of CPU overclocking. |
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| The thermal monitor's control circuit, when active, lowers the CPU temperature by throttling the internal CPU clockspeed. |
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| You need to go far back in time to remember a CPU microprocessor that was able to operate completely without a heat sink. |
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| To the user this process is transparent, only the CPU knows in what order the instructions were actually executed. |
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| This occurred with a PCI video card too, so I would assume that the CPU is the bottleneck. |
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| However the clock speed of the CPU matters much less then the video card at higher settings. |
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| That's another chunking process that saves the CPU but slows the output on a fast machine. |
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| An important consideration is the fact that network resources, measured as throughput in MB per second are a fixed resource just as disk space and CPU cycles are. |
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| No matter how many times the CPU seemingly cheated, or a friend managed to utterly destroy me using a lameass starter deck, I kept putting the game back in. |
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| All the big names have proprietary power saving programs that monitor CPU activity and respond accordingly to try to extend battery life on portables. |
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| We measured the current that goes through the CPU power circuitry. |
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| This means the nickel base plate is not evenly pressed onto the CPU die. |
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| Privilege Level means that the program can execute all CPU instructions. |
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| There are two 80 mm fan mounts, one of which has a provided fan already mounted to exhaust hot air from around the CPU and video card area inside the case. |
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| If you have a fast network but comparatively slow CPU, clear this option to prevent Fast file transfer from using compression. |
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| Decreasing the image creation priority will free more resources for other CPU tasks. |
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| To create a new block you need to spend CPU time, which acts as an unbribable timestamp for the previous transactions. |
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| The TYGON ® R-3603 tubing provides a smooth liquid-colling throughout the CPU, allowing the processors to reach and operate the fastest speed. |
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| You choose the amount of RAM you want, and that determines the associated hard disk storage, CPU power, and, sometimes, maximum bandwidth. |
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| We've tried to keep the CPU load of the Oddity to a minimum and in normal use it shouldn't take up too much host processing power. |
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| With a beefy CPU and a full gigabyte of RAM, the Thecus® N5500 is a five-bay storage powerhouse. |
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| If you're planning to build a custom PC, this is the place to find the CPU that's ideal for your needs. |
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| This option may improve performance if CPU or memory is limited and bandwidth is not low. |
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| Using one global iteration rather than tens or hundreds drastically reduces the amount of CPU time needed for each timestep. |
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| For any use on another computer system, e.g. on an upgrade to a more powerful CPU or a sidegrade to another model, a new license has to be purchased. |
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| But it's not so long since Intel wanted us all to see the 320-odd CPU Itanium 2-based number cruncher Toyota has put in place for the much the same applications. |
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| To go wholly cacheless like them is a huge leap and that's because say, a 2GHz CPU is running roughly 100 times faster than the memory access time. |
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| Such a device might one day become the CPU of an optical computer. |
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| Once the time slice of a running process is over, the Linux scheduler picks up another appropriate process from the run queue and allocates CPU power to that process. |
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| It permits GPU cores to be integrated in a CPU package, allowing graphics cards to be unburdened or even dispensed with altogether. |
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| Executive level operations performed by the CPU shall not consume application memory. |
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| These should allow us to focus more on the computational power of the CPU, with less disturbance from chipset issues like AGP or IDE implementation differences. |
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| We define this as comprising of a CPU, typically in multicore configuration, CPU cache and primary storage memory. |
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| I uninstalled the internet software, uninstalled the drivers, removed the card, cycled the CPU, reinstalled the card, and reinstalled the software. |
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| This part is also known as central processing unit or CPU, which in turn is made up by the control unit and the arithmetic and logic unit. |
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| The rest of the benchmarks we used are all centered on testing the floating-point performance of the CPU by a highly optimized mathematical-based set of benchmarks. |
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| This monitor shows the CPU usage per user across all the processors globally. |
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| On the other hand, if you elect for the more expensive hardware option, much less CPU power is needed and often both the picture and sound quality are greatly improved. |
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| This role became more important with the rise of multiprogramming, in which several jobs reside in the computer simultaneously and share resources for example, being allocated fixed amounts of CPU time in turn. |
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| The maximum configuration of a VEGALOG consists of two carriers mounted above one another with one CPU, 31 peripheral cards and one power supply unit. |
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| Designed for fixed monitoring at the point of care, the standard monitor includes a CPU base unit that is compatible with standard medical-grade displays. |
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| By means of the interface converter VEGACOM 557, measured data and status information of the CPU and the peripheral cards can be collected and transferred digitally. |
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| Figure 2 illustrates the difference between a standard NIC, TOE, and an iSCSI HBA that provides full host CPU offload. |
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| Designed to give PowerBook users more power, CPU has more than a dozen high performance utilities to increase usability of this popular notebook. |
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| However, times have changed due to shifts in both memory and CPU technology. |
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| When an instruction fails to execute it is immediately retried at the CPU level. |
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| Imagine if we had to fork out a co-pay for every wire harness, bolt assembly, lug nut, spark plug, CPU, body panel. |
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| However, by adding the register-level microinstruction activity, the actual CPU implementation of the Fetch is more clearly understood. |
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| Emil bought a bare-bones rig and a new CPU at the computer show, then popped in his old hard drive. |
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| The video game console consists of a CPU, a memory, a graphics processor, a sound processor, an optical disk drive, a modem for Internet access and various sockets such as ports for controller modules. |
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| The existing likelihood surface based on a 10 × 10 × 10 grid required approximately three thousand CPU hours to calculate on a fast distributed-computing system. |
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| Pictures of a Motorola 900 modular chassis, with a 33MHz MVME187 CPU board, 32MB RAM, 4 MVME332XT serial boards, and an Archive 250MB QIC tape drive. |
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| However, it is not a meaningful measure to assess the actual CPU performance. |
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| Many CPU silicon designers in the 1990s complained bitterly about the rat's nest in the center of SPARC chips. |
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| It features new smart power management features including CPU throttling, switching off the hard drive when it is not needed, and dimming the display when the system is idle. |
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| Finally, it is the installation of the new JADE supercomputer at the National Computing Center CINES that allowed to find the 7 million hours of CPU time required to conclude this work. |
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| Dr. Walker noted that just one Tesla GPU provides as much processing power as a high performance cluster of 512 CPU cores when simulating one nanosecond in the lifetime of a 25,000 atom implicit solvent nucleosome. |
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| Combined with Microsoft Media Foundation's DXVA support, DivX Plus Software puts the heavy lifting on the graphics card, freeing up the CPU and allowing accelerated, stutter-free playback of 1080p HD H.264 video. |
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| Offload video processing tasks from your CPU to your GeForce graphics card and enjoy stutter-free, vibrant high-definition video playback with NVIDIA® PureVideo® HD engine. |
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| And if that's not persuasion enough the nippy performance provided by the dual-core Atom D510 CPU, or the large number of USB and eSATA ports might be. |
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| Native i386 binaries have their executable segments rearranged to support isolating code from data, and the CPU CS limit is used to impose a best effort limit on code execution. |
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| Computers acquired more powerful operating systems in the 1960s with the emergence of time-sharing, which required a system to manage multiple users sharing CPU time and terminals. |
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| Despite the large amount of data to be depersonalized and prepared for release on CD-ROM, simply designed and off-the-shelf software was available to accomplish the task using very little CPU processing time. |
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| There are some cases where hyperthreading actually degrades CPU performance, especially when CPU utilization is high. |
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| Image and PDF files should not be gzipped because they are already compressed. Trying to gzip them not only wastes CPU resources, it can also potentially increase file sizes. |
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| Offloading NVGRE encapsulated frames allows all stateless NIC offloads to be preserved, resulting in line-rate performance and low CPU utilization for virtualized networks. |
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| But since our current GPU does not support double precision, we use the CPU for matrix assembly and factorization in later iterations in order to get accurate results. |
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| This is achieved by relieving networked Web servers of performing the CPU intensive SSL encryption and decryption calculations associated with c-commerce applications. |
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| Compute farms provide scaleable and uninterrupted compute power for executing mission-critical jobs that are long-running as well as CPU and memory intensive. |
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| The CUDA C code for the GPU, as well as the C and inline assembly code for the CPU, were highly optimized and aggressive compiler optimizations were turned on. |
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| But putting the CPU and GPU chips on overclocking may endanger the device as it causes more heat and drains more battery compared to normal clock speed. |
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| ElectricAccelerator Huddle taps into teams' unused CPU capacity to form a virtual build acceleration pool, including a high-performance on-demand virtual filesystem. |
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| The motherboard is the main printed circuit board in a PC that contains the bus, CPU and controller chips for other devices such as the video display and CD-ROM drive. |
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| The cooling scheme uses eight powerful fans that give an unsurpassed 65 CFM per slot, designed for the power-hungry next generation of CPU and switch blade servers. |
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| Each CPU is equipped with up to one MB of dedicated secondary level, two-way write-back cache for maximum performance in database-intensive applications. |
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| The cpu is the central processing unit that contains a microprocessor. |
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