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'''Figure of merit''' ('''FOM''') is a metric that is used to characterize or judge the value or performance of a device, system, or technique, relative to its alternatives. | '''Figure of merit''' ('''FOM''') is a metric that is used to characterize or judge the value or performance of a device, system, or technique, relative to its alternatives. | ||
− | + | == Figure of merits == | |
− | {{ | + | * CPU |
+ | ** [[clock frequency]] | ||
+ | * Process Technology | ||
+ | ** [[transistor density|Density]] | ||
+ | *** [[MTr/mm²]] | ||
+ | *** [[CPP x FP]] | ||
+ | *** [[CPP x MxP]] | ||
+ | *** [[CPP x MxP x Tracks]] | ||
+ | {{expand list}} |
Latest revision as of 19:59, 29 June 2018
Figure of merit (FOM) is a metric that is used to characterize or judge the value or performance of a device, system, or technique, relative to its alternatives.
Figure of merits[edit]
- CPU
- Process Technology
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