[ GLOSSARY DEFINITION ] Chips

out-of-order execution

A CPU technique that reorders instructions to use idle execution units.

Also known as: OoO

Full Definition & Technical Explanation

out-of-order execution — A CPU technique that reorders instructions to use idle execution units.

This chips term is part of the CompareTech technical dictionary and helps you read specifications, comparisons, and benchmark data across its device database.

See also: coprocessor microarchitecture.

Related Technical Terms

coprocessor
A helper processor that offloads specialized work from the main CPU. Chips
microarchitecture
The internal design of a processor family (e.g., Zen 5, Raptor Lake). Chips
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