clock rate

Clock rate is not likely to increase much above current levels.

A second of time at your clock rate only makes me feel like I'm waiting a year."

With the clock rate slowed still further, the process could be followed in detail.

For a given device, operating at a higher clock rate always requires more power.

It has all the more exotic features you want and the clock rate is basically the same.

Increases with clock rate, and when in use rather than idling.

The L3 cache's clock rate was to have been programmable.

Since then, the clock rate of production processors has increased much more slowly, with performance improvements coming from other design changes.

The clock rate is only one of several factors that can influence performance when comparing processors in different families.

In actuality, the 65C816 processor was capable of running at a much higher clock rate.

The constant is chosen to make the clock rate at infinity equal to 1.

Its superscalar capabilities are not aggressive, but a higher clock rate is expected.

However, reducing voltage along with clock rate can change those tradeoffs.

Later a 90/40 model was added which improved upon various performance criteria such as clock rate and maximum main memory capacity.

On a given architecture, power consumption and performance scale linearly with clock rate.

Its basic clock rate, 1 megahertz, was the fastest of the early British computers.

This resulted in further overlapping, thus higher program execution speed than might be expected from the slow clock rate.

Other systems instead adjusted the computer clock rate according to the ambient temperature to achieve the same effect.

The clock rates listed here are as specified by Intel for normal mode.

Reducing the clock rate of the microprocessor through power management when possible reduces energy consumption.

This made the machine appear to run more slowly than several of its competitors, despite the nominally high clock rate.

The M80 was a further development of the M70 but using parity memory and a slightly higher clock rate.

This memory-mapped register, unused in the C64, determined the system clock rate.

The clock rate is the speed at which a microprocessor executes instructions.

Clock rates up to 150 MHz were available for performance enthusiasts.