coprocessor - определение. Что такое coprocessor
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Что (кто) такое coprocessor - определение

SUPPLEMENTARY COMPUTER PROCESSOR THAT EXECUTES UNDER THE LOGICAL CONTROL OF A MAIN PROCESSOR
Co-processor; Numeric co-processors; Math co-processor; Coprocessors; Weitek coprocessor
  • Intel 80386DX CPU with 80387DX math coprocessor
  • AM9511-1 arithmetic coprocessor
  • i80387 microarchitecture
  • i8087 and i80287 microarchitecture
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coprocessor         
Any computer processor which assists the main processor (the "CPU") by performing certain special functions, usually much faster than the main processor could perform them in software. The coprocessor often decodes instructions in parallel with the main processor and executes only those instructions intended for it. The most common example is a floating point coprocessor (or "FPU"), others are graphics and networking. (1995-01-05)
coprocessor         
¦ noun Computing a microprocessor designed to supplement the capabilities of the primary processor.
Coprocessor         
A coprocessor is a computer processor used to supplement the functions of the primary processor (the CPU). Operations performed by the coprocessor may be floating-point arithmetic, graphics, signal processing, string processing, cryptography or I/O interfacing with peripheral devices.
Apple II processor cards         
CARD TO PROVIDE A SECOND TYPE OF CPU ON APPLE II SERIES COMPUTERS
Apple II processor card; Apple ii processor cards
Apple II processor cards (or co-processor cards) were special cards that could be used to allow the Apple II to use different processors on the (otherwise) same computer hardware. This allowed other operating systems to run on the Apple II.
Floating-Point Unit         
COPROCESSOR FOR FLOATING POINT ARITHMETIC
Floating Point Unit; Floating-Point Processor; Math coprocessor; Floating point processor; Floating-Point Unit; Floating point unit; Floating-point emulation; Floating point emulation; FP emulation; FP emulator; FPU emulation; FPU emulator; Floating-point emulator; Floating point emulator; Floating-point unit emulator; Floating point unit emulator; Floating-point unit emulation; Floating point unit emulation; Floating point software emulation; Floating-point software emulation; Floating point software emulator; Floating-point software emulator; FP software emulation; FP software emulator; Floating-point emulation software; Floating point emulation software; FP emulation software; Floating-point emulation software routine; Floating point emulation software routine; FP emulation software routine
<hardware> (FPU) A floating-point accelerator, usually in a single integrated circuit, possible on the same IC as the central processing unit. (1994-10-27)
GPU         
  • An [[ASRock]] motherboard with integrated graphics, which has HDMI, VGA and DVI outs.
  • Atari [[ANTIC]] microprocessor on an Atari 130XE motherboard
  • ViRGE]]
  • ET4000/W32p]]
  • The [[IBM 8514]] Micro Channel adapter, with memory add-on.
  • IBM PS/55]]
  • The position of an integrated GPU in a northbridge/southbridge system layout
  • NEC [[μPD7220]]A
  • [[Voodoo3]] 2000 AGP card
SPECIALIZED ELECTRONIC CIRCUIT; GRAPHICS ACCELERATOR
GPU; Gpu; Graphics accelerator; Graphics Processing Unit; 3D graphic accelerator; Visual processing unit; 3D acceleration; 3D accelerator; 3d accelerator; 3D accelerator card; 3d accelerator card; Graphics processing units; Graphics processor; Video Display Processor; 64-bit graphics accelerator; 128-bit graphics accelerator; Unified Memory Architecture; 3-D acceleration; Video accelerator; 2D accelerator; Video acceleration; Graphics coprocessor; Vertex processing unit; Graphics acceleration; Integrated Graphics Processor; Integrated Graphics; Onboard graphics; Integrated graphics; Graphics processors; Graphic controller; GPUs; Graphical processing unit; Graphical Processing Unit; Integrated graphics processor; Integrated graphics solution; Visual Processing Unit; Video Processing Unit; Video processing unit; Hybrid GPU; PGPU; Pgpu; Video display processor; External GPU; Computer graphics accelerator; Graphics accelerators; Physical graphics processing unit; Virtual graphics processing unit; Integrated graphics processing unit; IGPU; Integrated GPU; History of GPU computing; Discrete graphics processing unit; Compute unit; Streaming Multiprocessor; Graphic processing unit; GUI accelerator
Graphics Processing Unit
graphics accelerator         
  • An [[ASRock]] motherboard with integrated graphics, which has HDMI, VGA and DVI outs.
  • Atari [[ANTIC]] microprocessor on an Atari 130XE motherboard
  • ViRGE]]
  • ET4000/W32p]]
  • The [[IBM 8514]] Micro Channel adapter, with memory add-on.
  • IBM PS/55]]
  • The position of an integrated GPU in a northbridge/southbridge system layout
  • NEC [[μPD7220]]A
  • [[Voodoo3]] 2000 AGP card
SPECIALIZED ELECTRONIC CIRCUIT; GRAPHICS ACCELERATOR
GPU; Gpu; Graphics accelerator; Graphics Processing Unit; 3D graphic accelerator; Visual processing unit; 3D acceleration; 3D accelerator; 3d accelerator; 3D accelerator card; 3d accelerator card; Graphics processing units; Graphics processor; Video Display Processor; 64-bit graphics accelerator; 128-bit graphics accelerator; Unified Memory Architecture; 3-D acceleration; Video accelerator; 2D accelerator; Video acceleration; Graphics coprocessor; Vertex processing unit; Graphics acceleration; Integrated Graphics Processor; Integrated Graphics; Onboard graphics; Integrated graphics; Graphics processors; Graphic controller; GPUs; Graphical processing unit; Graphical Processing Unit; Integrated graphics processor; Integrated graphics solution; Visual Processing Unit; Video Processing Unit; Video processing unit; Hybrid GPU; PGPU; Pgpu; Video display processor; External GPU; Computer graphics accelerator; Graphics accelerators; Physical graphics processing unit; Virtual graphics processing unit; Integrated graphics processing unit; IGPU; Integrated GPU; History of GPU computing; Discrete graphics processing unit; Compute unit; Streaming Multiprocessor; Graphic processing unit; GUI accelerator
<graphics, hardware> Hardware (often an extra circuit board) to perform tasks such as plotting lines and surfaces in two or three dimensions, filling, shading and hidden line removal. (1997-07-14)
Graphics processing unit         
  • An [[ASRock]] motherboard with integrated graphics, which has HDMI, VGA and DVI outs.
  • Atari [[ANTIC]] microprocessor on an Atari 130XE motherboard
  • ViRGE]]
  • ET4000/W32p]]
  • The [[IBM 8514]] Micro Channel adapter, with memory add-on.
  • IBM PS/55]]
  • The position of an integrated GPU in a northbridge/southbridge system layout
  • NEC [[μPD7220]]A
  • [[Voodoo3]] 2000 AGP card
SPECIALIZED ELECTRONIC CIRCUIT; GRAPHICS ACCELERATOR
GPU; Gpu; Graphics accelerator; Graphics Processing Unit; 3D graphic accelerator; Visual processing unit; 3D acceleration; 3D accelerator; 3d accelerator; 3D accelerator card; 3d accelerator card; Graphics processing units; Graphics processor; Video Display Processor; 64-bit graphics accelerator; 128-bit graphics accelerator; Unified Memory Architecture; 3-D acceleration; Video accelerator; 2D accelerator; Video acceleration; Graphics coprocessor; Vertex processing unit; Graphics acceleration; Integrated Graphics Processor; Integrated Graphics; Onboard graphics; Integrated graphics; Graphics processors; Graphic controller; GPUs; Graphical processing unit; Graphical Processing Unit; Integrated graphics processor; Integrated graphics solution; Visual Processing Unit; Video Processing Unit; Video processing unit; Hybrid GPU; PGPU; Pgpu; Video display processor; External GPU; Computer graphics accelerator; Graphics accelerators; Physical graphics processing unit; Virtual graphics processing unit; Integrated graphics processing unit; IGPU; Integrated GPU; History of GPU computing; Discrete graphics processing unit; Compute unit; Streaming Multiprocessor; Graphic processing unit; GUI accelerator
A graphics processing unit (GPU) is a specialized electronic circuit designed to manipulate and alter memory to accelerate the creation of images in a frame buffer intended for output to a display device. GPUs are used in embedded systems, mobile phones, personal computers, workstations, and game consoles.
Nintendo 64 technical specifications         
  • A Nintendo 64 with the 64DD installed below
  • VR4300 CPU
  • A Nintendo 64 console and controller in Fire-Orange color
  • A gray Nintendo 64 controller
  • Open and unopened Nintendo 64 Game Paks
  • RCP
  • Main motherboard
  • Main motherboard
  • 64-bit "Reality Coprocessor"
  • 2-chip [[RDRAM]]
FIFTH-GENERATION HOME VIDEO GAME CONSOLE BY NINTENDO
Reality Coprocessor; Nintendo sixty-four; Ultra 64; Nintendo64; Nu64; Nintendo Ultra 64; ニンテンドウ64; Ultra Famicom; Nintendo sixty four; N 64; Nintendo 6 4; N-64; Nintendo Project Reality; N64; Nintendo 64 technical specifications; Nintendo 64 programming characteristics; Nintendo 64 hardware; Nintendo 64 color variants; Nintendo 64 retail configurations; Nintendo 64 color variations; RCP (chip); ニンテンドー64; Nintendō Rokujūyon; Reality Co-Processor; N64 specs; Nintendo Sixty-Four; NUS-001; N64 programming characteristics; Emulators for the Nintendo 64
This article describes the processor, memory, and other components of the 1996 Nintendo 64 home video game console.
Nintendo 64 programming characteristics         
  • A Nintendo 64 with the 64DD installed below
  • VR4300 CPU
  • A Nintendo 64 console and controller in Fire-Orange color
  • A gray Nintendo 64 controller
  • Open and unopened Nintendo 64 Game Paks
  • RCP
  • Main motherboard
  • Main motherboard
  • 64-bit "Reality Coprocessor"
  • 2-chip [[RDRAM]]
FIFTH-GENERATION HOME VIDEO GAME CONSOLE BY NINTENDO
Reality Coprocessor; Nintendo sixty-four; Ultra 64; Nintendo64; Nu64; Nintendo Ultra 64; ニンテンドウ64; Ultra Famicom; Nintendo sixty four; N 64; Nintendo 6 4; N-64; Nintendo Project Reality; N64; Nintendo 64 technical specifications; Nintendo 64 programming characteristics; Nintendo 64 hardware; Nintendo 64 color variants; Nintendo 64 retail configurations; Nintendo 64 color variations; RCP (chip); ニンテンドー64; Nintendō Rokujūyon; Reality Co-Processor; N64 specs; Nintendo Sixty-Four; NUS-001; N64 programming characteristics; Emulators for the Nintendo 64
The Nintendo 64's programming characteristics describe the elements of writing software for the Nintendo 64 (N64) gaming system.

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Coprocessor

A coprocessor is a computer processor used to supplement the functions of the primary processor (the CPU). Operations performed by the coprocessor may be floating-point arithmetic, graphics, signal processing, string processing, cryptography or I/O interfacing with peripheral devices. By offloading processor-intensive tasks from the main processor, coprocessors can accelerate system performance. Coprocessors allow a line of computers to be customized, so that customers who do not need the extra performance do not need to pay for it.