The Monster
Monster
- Intent: To create a new baseline for processors and computing technology in Freebirds Industries Tech
- Image Source: Gallery
- Canon Link: Heuristic processor
- Permissions: None
- Primary Source: None
- Manufacturer: Freebirds Industries
- Affiliation: Closed-Market
- Model: Omnisiah
- Modularity: Can be used in a variety of computing components and technology
- Production: Minor
- Material: Phrik-A structure, FM-003 superconducting conduits, heuristic computing technologies, electronics technologies and 320 Phrik-A/FM-003 Quantum Processing Cores.
- Combines the strengths of standard heuristic processors with quantum computing power to make them even more effective and not only crunching through massive amounts of raw data, but also learning how to more effectively process and act on said information. Architecture of processors allows for each of the 64 cores to tackle massive amounts of information.
- Utilizes Phrik-A and FM-003 construction to allow for massive heat thresholds to increase processing power and capabilities, thus allowing massive amounts of power to be put through the processors and for them to reach maximum before having to cap itself due to heat issues.
- Ability to overclock the processors for a short duration to increase output at the risk of doing damage to the processor itself.
- Extremely powerful processor: These computer processors are able to achieve incredible feats of computation, both with the ability to chew through ridiculous amounts of raw data, and also being able to learn to streamline and make itself more effective.
- This thing is stupid hot: Heat shielding both to surrounding components and heat sinks for this processor are a must to reach its full potential. This means that if this thing isn't properly accounted for, it will literally melt through the housing it's placed in, or even the entire computing system itself.
The basis for most electrical technology in the world is the processor. The brain of any computer system, it has long been stated that a computer system's primary measure is how powerful the processor is, alongside the RAM and a few other minor components. And thanks to brand new innovations in materials and production technologies processors just got their next leap into future with computing power by making their heat thresholds be expanded to the highest conceivable point without breaking the bank. That means you can throw more power, make the processor hotter, and get more performance out of these processors than any other processor on the market on sheer capacity alone. Put this alongside its heuristic computing and quantum data crunching mechanics, and you now have the next great leap in computing technology. And while you have to put a lot of heat shielding into this processor its base capabilities means it can operate in a lot of places where standard computing technology can't or won't. Welcome to the next step in computer processing evolution.
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