The leakage makes chips run hotter and consume more power.

The screen is small; the keyboard is compromised; the chip runs slow.

He told that the company's 400-MHz chips run safely at temperatures approaching 130 degrees.

The chips in the new computers will reportedly run at 20 megahertz, or about 30 percent faster than current models.

I'll frost that chip for you just before you run the scene.

These chips run at approximately 3.3 gigahertz and each core can execute two threads.

Until now, the fastest 80386 chips ran at 25 megahertz.

Compact chips run faster because the electricity travels less distance.

I'm assuming heat build up the main issue, so how little power or how hot can these chips run that they work in a vacuum?

The companies said the new chips would run existing Intel compatible software without modification.