mflop
/ˈɛmflɑp/
noun
- A unit of computing speed equal to one million floating-point operations per second, used to measure the performance of computers and processors.
- The new graphics card can handle over 100 mflops, making it great for gaming.
- Scientists use mflops to compare the speed of different supercomputers.
- My old laptop only runs at about 50 mflops, so it struggles with complex simulations.