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Discover LudwigThe phrase "a faster chip" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when discussing computer hardware, specifically referring to a microprocessor or integrated circuit that operates at a higher speed than others.
Example: "The new gaming console features a faster chip, allowing for smoother graphics and quicker load times."
Alternatives: "an improved processor" or "a speedier microchip."
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The result is a faster chip.
THING 1: There's a faster chip, the same one that's in the iPad 2.
APPLE this month released a faster, smarter Apple Watch and also sped up its first-generation smartwatch with a faster chip.
(For 3-D video games, consider paying for a faster chip, more memory and a more expensive graphics card -- but ask your kid about that).
The main feature will be pressure-sensitive displays, but they'll also be slightly bigger, have a smaller battery and have a faster chip.
Now they have a faster chip, faster graphics, more memory, USB 3 jacks and — here's the kicker — greater storage capacity, up to 512 gigabytes.
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Sources say it will be pretty much what we've been led to expect by the innumerable reports leading up to its release: A device similar in form factor to the iPad 2, but running a much faster chip, sporting an improved graphics processing unit, and featuring a 2048×1536 Retina Display.
It comes with a much better camera, a significantly faster chip, snappier Touch ID, and 3D Touch.
There are other updates throughout, including a 2x faster chip (again, jury's out until we can properly test) and a 50percentt louder speaker.
Another enthusiastic group proposed designing gadgets to be more modular — popping a newer, faster chip into your old cellphone, for instance.
What good is having a computer with the faster chip or newer software?
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