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Maelstrom Posted 12 years ago
Vocabulary

"performance/efficiency 'descend' to a level"?

I don't know if I'm using the word right so I have to ask(before I yet again trump into the Bay of Humiliation),
is it correct to say "the overall performance (of a computer software) is descending/lowering due to a hardware restraint"?

Any opinion is much appreciated, thank you!:)
  

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maelstrom is it correct to say "the overall performance (of a computer software) is descending/lowering due to a hardware restraint"? It does not sound very natural. Here are some examples: The performance of this software decreases as the amount of physical memory decreases.

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  • maelstrom is it correct to say "the overall performance (of a computer software) is descending/lowering due to a hardware restraint"?
  • It does not sound very natural.
  • Here are some examples: The performance of this software decreases as the amount of physical memory decreases.
  • The performance of this software decreases as the CPU clock rate is lowered.
  • The performance of this software increases nearly linearly with the number of available CPUs.
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maelstromis it correct to say "the overall performance (of a computer software) is descending/lowering due to a hardware restraint"?
It does not sound very natural.

Here are some examples:
The performance of this software decreases as the amount of physical memory decreases.
The performance of this software decreases as the CPU clock rate is l
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