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OverDrive chip

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OverDrive chip

In computing, a plug-in replacement for an Intel microprocessor, designed to speed up the PC in which it is used. Intel OverDrive chips are expensive but are cheaper than buying a new PC and offer a simpler upgrade path than replacing the computer's motherboard.
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