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Hyper-Threading
Intel trademark for simultaneous executing 2 streams of instructions at once.
Dual Core
Combining two independent processors into a single package.
Quad Core
Combining four independent processors into a single package.
Multiprocessing
Using two or more CPUs within a single computer system
Overclocking
Process of forcing a computer component to run at a higher clockrate than it was designed to run.
CPU Cache
Small fast expensive memory which is used by the CPU to store recently used information.
Voltage Regulator Module
Electronic device which allows a user to add another CPU which may run at a different core voltage
Core Voltage
The voltage a CPU is designed to run
Throttling
Process of scaling back the CPU to use less power, but allows for less heat and a longer life.
Clock Multiplier
A chip on the motherboard that sets the clockrate for the processor
Front and Backside Bus
Connects the CPU to the main memory on the motherboard
DRAM
Dynamic RAM. Voltage must be refreshed every thousandth of a second.
SRAM
Static RAM. More expensive and faster type of RAM. Typically used as Cache since it does not need to be refreshed.
SDRAM
Synchronous Dynamic RAM. RAM designed to run the same speed as the motherboard's bus.
DDR
Double Data Rate. Sends a signal on the upswing and downswing of the motherboard's bus speed.
RDRAM
RamBus Dynamic RAM. Designed by Intel and uses RIMM packaging.
SIMM
Single Inline Memory Module. RAM that has to be installed by inserting at an angle and snapping upright into place
DIMM
Dual Inline Memory Module. RAM that is inserted by pressing the module straight down into the socket.
SO-DIMM
DIMMs used for Laptops
Parity
Error Detection
ECC
Error Correction