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This document discusses performance metrics for computing systems including response time, throughput, relative performance, CPU execution time, CPU time, and power dissipation. It defines CPU time as the sum of user CPU time and system CPU time. It also provides an equation for dynamic power dissipation that is proportional to the capacitance, voltage squared, and frequency of a computing system.
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