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"high-performance" could just as easily be interpreted as faster response time as compared to faster clock speed. So in that way they are "faster".
by doctoboggan 6y ago
"high-performance" could just as easily be interpreted as faster response time as compared to faster clock speed. So in that way they are "faster".
- gumby 6y agoBut real-time systems don’t guarantee faster. I was a real-time engineer for years.
- fulafel 6y agoIn general usage, to perform means to do a job well, to fulfill the requirements well, right? But in computing in colloquial usage it's near universally used as a synonym for high execution speed.