The phrase "at a higher clock" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to technology, computing, or electronics, particularly when discussing clock speeds or frequencies.
Example: "The new processor operates at a higher clock than its predecessor, resulting in improved performance."
Alternatives: "at an increased frequency" or "at a faster clock rate".
"People are operating at a higher clock speed here".
(Data centres, including those run by Facebook and Google, have made great hay out of running equipment hotter, but this requires redundancy, specialised racks and cases and the constant replacement of a subset of servers).Anandtech found that various smartphones could improve benchmarking results by forcing the processor to work at a higher clock rate during tests.
And if you tend to run single-threaded tasks, Intel will be able to run those tasks at a higher clock thanks to Turbo Clock 3.0.
Our architecture runs at a higher clock speed (250 MHz versus 166 MHz) and features SIMD address generation in combination with a multibank memory with conflict resolution.
In some configurations, the phase output is taken from the output of the register which introduces a one clock cycle latency but allows the adder to operate at a higher clock rate.
It requires an affordable amount of space (288 slices for 100 skewers) and it is able to generate the next component of every skewer in only one clock cycle and operates at a high clock frequency (664 MHz). Figure 8 Hardware architecture of the random number generation module.
In addition, the compiled design had a higher clock speed for the Stratix III FPGA at 122.25 MHz compared to the Cyclone II FPGA at 103.15 MHz.
In addition, a clock tick can be forced by a higher clock which also includes all lower ones.
The Hummingbird itself is based on ARM's Cortex A8 processor, but what sets it self apart from other A8 processors are modifcations Samsung and Intrinsity's crew have made to the Cortex arcitecture that allow it to run at such a high clock speed even at low voltage.
The hardware part of this process occurs at hardware speed microseconds or even tens of nanoseconds for a fast central processing unit (CPU) with a high clock rate.
AMD had also argued for years that there was more to performance than simply getting chips to run at ever higher clock speeds, the approach favoured by Intel.
