Technical Glossary (2260 terms)
Standardized hardware and benchmark definitions across smartphones, laptops, CPUs, GPUs, SoCs, and tablets.
- GeForce RTX 4070 Ti Super — NVIDIA's upgraded 4070 Ti GPU (launched in 2024). [ CHIPS ]
- GeForce RTX 4080 — NVIDIA's high-end Ada Lovelace GPU (launched in 2022). [ CHIPS ]
- GeForce RTX 4080 Super — NVIDIA's upgraded high-end GPU (launched in 2024). [ CHIPS ]
- GeForce RTX 4090 — NVIDIA's flagship Ada Lovelace GPU with 24GB of GDDR6X (launched in 2022). [ CHIPS ]
- GeForce RTX 5060 — NVIDIA's value Blackwell GPU (launched in 2025). [ CHIPS ]
- GeForce RTX 5060 Laptop — NVIDIA's Blackwell laptop GPU (launched in 2025). [ CHIPS ]
- GeForce RTX 5070 — NVIDIA's 1440p Blackwell GPU (launched in 2025). [ CHIPS ]
- GeForce RTX 5070 Ti — NVIDIA's upper-midrange Blackwell GPU (launched in 2025). [ CHIPS ]
- GeForce RTX 5080 — NVIDIA's high-end Blackwell GPU (launched in 2025). [ CHIPS ]
- GeForce RTX 5090 — NVIDIA's flagship Blackwell GPU with 32GB of GDDR7 (launched in 2025). [ CHIPS ]
- Geekbench — Cross-platform CPU benchmark; single-core reflects responsiveness, multi-core heavy tasks. [ BENCHMARK ]
- Geekbench 4 — Benchmark [ BENCHMARK ]
- Geekbench 5 — Benchmark [ BENCHMARK ]
- Geekbench 6 ML — The AI/ML test within Geekbench 6. [ BENCHMARK ]
- Geekbench Developers — Primate Labs, the maker of the Geekbench benchmark suite. [ BRANDS ]
- Geekbench ML — Geekbench's machine-learning benchmark. [ BENCHMARK ]
- Genoa — AMD codename for the EPYC 9004 server series. [ CHIPS ]
- Gigabits per second — A fast network speed unit. [ GENERAL ]
- Gigabyte — Taiwanese brand making motherboards, GPUs, and Aorus gaming gear. [ BRANDS ]
- Gigahertz — One billion hertz — used for processor clocks. [ GENERAL ]
- GlobalFoundries — US-based chip foundry fabricating processors for automotive, networking, and consumer products. [ BRANDS ]
- Google — Technology company behind Android, Pixel phones, and the Google Tensor chips used in them. [ BRANDS ]
- Google AI — Google's AI organization behind on-device machine learning in Pixel phones. [ BRANDS ]
- Google Play — Google's app store and content service for Android. [ BRANDS ]
- Google Tensor — Google's in-house Arm SoC used in Pixel phones, with custom NPU and TPU blocks. [ BRANDS ]
- Google account — The account that ties Android services together. [ SOFTWARE ]
- Gorilla Armor — Corning's anti-glare cover glass used on some flagships. [ DISPLAY ]
- Gorilla Glass — Corning's chemically strengthened glass used on many phones and tablets for scratch resistance. [ DISPLAY ]
- Gorilla Glass 5 — Display [ DISPLAY ]
- Gorilla Glass 6 — Display [ DISPLAY ]
- Gorilla Glass Victus 3 — Corning's newest premium glass tier. [ DISPLAY ]
- Gorilla Glass Victus Pro — Display [ DISPLAY ]
- Gram — LG's ultra-light laptop line. [ PRODUCT LINES ]
- Granite Rapids — Intel's 6th-gen Xeon Scalable microarchitecture (2024). [ CHIPS ]
- Granite Ridge — AMD codename for the desktop Ryzen 9000 series. [ CHIPS ]
- Graphics API — The software interface games/apps use to talk to the GPU (DirectX, Vulkan, Metal, OpenCL). [ GAMING ]
- H.265 encode — Chips [ CHIPS ]
- HBM — High Brightness Mode — a temporary peak-brightness boost in sunlight. [ DISPLAY ]
- HBM2 — The second generation of High Bandwidth Memory. [ MEMORY ]
- HBM3 — The third generation of High Bandwidth Memory. [ MEMORY ]
- HBM4 — The upcoming fourth generation of High Bandwidth Memory. [ MEMORY ]
- HD Graphics — Intel's legacy integrated GPU brand. [ PRODUCT LINES ]
- HD voice — Connectivity [ CONNECTIVITY ]
- HDD — Hard Disk Drive — a mechanical storage drive with spinning platters. [ STORAGE ]
- HDMI — The standard video/audio output port for TVs and monitors; HDMI 2.1 supports high-res high-refresh. [ PORTS ]
- HDR — High Dynamic Range expands brightness and color for more lifelike photos and video. [ DISPLAY ]
- HDR Vivid — China's HDR standard for broadcast content. [ DISPLAY ]
- HDR certified — Display [ DISPLAY ]
- HDR gaming — Games that output wide dynamic range for HDR displays. [ GAMING ]
- HDR peak brightness — Display [ DISPLAY ]