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Renamed references to the console's CPU to the term "VR4300", and removed acronyms when first introducing significant terms.

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Line 1: The '''Reality Coprocessor''', or '''RCP''', is one of the ~~other~~two ~~major~~main ~~processor~~processors on the Nintendo 64 board. Split into two ~~major~~ components, the [[~~RSP~~Reality Signal Processor]] and [[~~RDP~~Reality Display Processor]], it cooperates with the other main processor, the [[~~MIPS R4300~~VR4300\|~~MIPS R4300~~VR4300 CPU]] to draw 3D graphics, perform matrix calculations, and produce audio. The RCP is also connected to the onboard RDRAM, providing direct access to memory.