Sentence examples for cpu pricing from inspiring English sources

According to the report, by breaking the 10-inch rule Lenovo misses out on preferential CPU pricing and must purchase the Atom chips "at Intel's officially announced price, which is around US$10 higher than typical quotes to vendors of Lenovo's size".

Since late April, Intel has initiated significant cuts to its CPU prices in a number of products including its Pentium D and Celeron solutions.

A GPU typically has a better performance in floating-point operation than a same-price CPU.

Creating new instances is now free, for example, and the price per CPU and second went down from $0.0000125 to $0.000012.

where ( {mathrm{mathcal{F}}}_{R_j}^R ) is R j 's computation capability and ( {psi}^{R_j} ) is the coefficient denoting the price per CPU cycle of R j.

The fact of the matter is, despite all the hoopla surrounding the performance gains of the Core 2 Duo processors, AMD makes some very competitve CPUs and its prices remain lower than Intel's.

On the whole, though, the long battery life in spite of the relatively powerful dual-core CPU, along with the $799 price tag make the UL30A "a compelling value," according to LAPTOP.

Cloud provider ProfitBricks has dropped the price of its CPU cores and RAM by 50percentt, making the claim that essentially it is far cheaper to use its service over Amazon Web Services (AWS).

ℝ = {R 0, R 1, …, R m } is the set of idle cloud computing resources in the MCIoT environment, and R j, j ∈ [1,  m] has a computation capacity (( {mathrm{mathcal{F}}}_{R_j}^R ); CPU cycles per second) and expected price (( {psi}^{R_j} ); price per CPU cycle of the R j ) to accomplish the offloaded computations.

Table 1 shows computed prices, errors (difference between exact and computed prices), convergence rates and cpu timings.

Starting at $40, you get more CPU virtual cores for the same price except on the $160/month model.