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"50 percent more instructions using same amount of energy, without any performance impact"
So it does more instructions but no "performance impact"? So what are the extra instructions doing? - Posted by: Fred Fredrickson Posted on: 10/14/03 You are currently: a Guest | Members login | Terms of Use
More instructions, no performance?
Fred Fredrickson | 10/14/03
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