Speed Doubler

Speed Doubler definition - computer

Refers to hardware or software that doubles the speed of its predecessor. For example, Intel's earlier Speed Doubler was the name given to the technology that allowed the clock speed to be doubled on its 486 DX2 chips. Connectix's earlier Speed Doubler was software that sped up the performance of the Macintosh.



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