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  • noun computing daughterboard

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Examples

  • SPA and Micro SPA are composed of two major components: The unchanging motherboard and customizable daughtercard (s).

    Tom's hardware UK 2010

  • Graphics can be integrated, again depending on chipset and CPU, or discrete, which would use the aforementioned daughtercard.

    Tom's hardware UK 2010

  • Graphics can be integrated, again depending on chipset and CPU, or discrete, which would use the aforementioned daughtercard.

    Tom's hardware UK 2010

  • Graphics can be integrated, again depending on chipset and CPU, or discrete, which would use the aforementioned daughtercard.

    Tom's hardware UK 2010

  • SPA and Micro SPA are composed of two major components: The unchanging motherboard and customizable daughtercard (s).

    Tom's hardware UK 2010

  • So, the time has come to stamp out an Arduino "shield" daughtercard, making it as simple as AOL 9.0 to get your Kegbot online.

    Delicious/deusx deusx 2010

  • Discrete GPUs currently sit on a daughtercard at one end of a PCIe bus, and the reason this bus doesn't currently act as a bottleneck for most 3D gaming and rendering is that the GPU is surrounded by a very large pool of fast GDDR DRAM.

    Ars Technica 2010

  • From a system design standpoint, it would be much cheaper and more efficient to ditch the daughtercard entirely, and put all of the compute hardware, both scalar (CPU) and vector

    Ars Technica 2010

  • Also Photoshop Elements 6 feels like Windows, Pismo blues could be a mis-seated daughtercard, and a little ego booster.

    Low End Mac 2010

  • SPA and Micro SPA are composed of two major components: The unchanging motherboard and customizable daughtercard (s).

    Tom's hardware UK 2010

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