- may let the
processor clock run faster. Such
pipelines may be
called superpipelines. A
processor is said to be
fully pipelined if it can
fetch an instruction...
- The Rise mP6 was a
superpipelined and
superscalar microprocessor designed by Rise
Technology to
compete with the
Intel Pentium line. Rise
Technology had...
- The
processor at the
heart of the
Power Mac G5 has a "superscalar,
superpipelined"
execution core that can
handle up to 216 in-flight instructions, and...
-
processor also in VLIW and
vector architecture. Each
processor core is
superpipelined as well as 4-unit superscalar. A
typical integrated circuit integrates...
-
dispatch and
superpipelined operation.
While many
processors of the time used
either superscalar instruction dispatch or
superpipelined operation, the...
-
succeed it: the 0.5μm, low-power, low-cost "LP040", and the superscalar,
superpipelined "Q",
borrowing from the 88110 and anti****ted as the 68060. Subsequent...
- 675 μm) ran at 200 MHz a few
months later. The 64-bit
processor was a
superpipelined and
superscalar design, like
other RISC designs, but
nevertheless outperformed...
- speed-scaling of the
Pentium Pro and
successive generations of CPUs.
Superpipelining,
which increased from Pentium's 5-stage
pipeline to 14 of the Pentium...
-
protocols required by
multiprocessor systems. The R4000 is a
scalar superpipelined microprocessor with an eight-stage
integer pipeline.
During the first...
- from the Pentium's P5 microarchitecture. It has a decoupled, 14-stage
superpipelined architecture which used an
instruction pool. The
Pentium Pro (P6) implemented...
