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    for the extra cache built into motherboards between the microprocessor and the main memory. What was once L2 cache on motherboards now becomes L3 cache when used with microprocessors containing built-in L2 caches
  • Memory Systems: Cache, DRAM, Disk
    Memory Systems: Cache, DRAM, Disk. Is your memory hierarchy stopping your microprocessor from performing as it should be? This book will teach you how to tackle the challenging optimization problems which result from the side-effects that can appear at any point in the hierarchy.
  • Smart Computing Article - level 1 (L1) cache/level 2 (L2) cache/level 3 (L3) cache to LILO
    Lexicon was the first to introduce a commercially priced digital reverb system called the Model 224. Lexicon, located in Bedford, Mass., became the world leader in digital audio in 1971 when they introduced the first digital processor. It began when MIT (Massachusetts Institute of Technology)
  • Smart Computing Article - L1 cache to LANtastic
    You can change your drive's labels to make them more meaningful than the standard single letter. For instance, you might change the label for disk drive A: to Floppy Diskette. Not surprisingly, the term label translates very similarly in the electronic world where it's used to identify stored
  • Smart Computing Article - Keeping Data Handy
    August 2000 Vol.4 Issue 3 Page(s) 14-19 in print issue Add To My Personal Library Cache Memory Stores Information Close By For Speedy CPUs Who Brought The Slow Guy? When the CPU (central processing unit) needs data, it checks the fastest storage areas--the caches--before it looks in RAM
  • Computer Power User Article - Intel's Core 2 Duo E6300
    processor and its sibling, the slightly lower-clocked Core 2 Duo E6700. These two processors represent the pinnacle of Intel s new micro-architecture. They featured relatively high clock speeds and 4MB shared L2 smart cache. Details regarding lower-clocked Core 2 Duo processors that are outfitted
  • Computer Power User Article - Building The Ultimate PC
    with a matching interface. Given the necessary BIOS update, even a K8T800 platform will accommodate the new technology. The X2 s vital specs are very similar to the standard Athlon 64, with which everyone is already familiar. Two physical cores make up much of the chip, each with 128KB of L1 cache
  • The Processor Future is Multicore
    multicore designs. The term refers to the design of a chip, determines how real estate is portioned to different functions, and how sections interact. For instance, Intel's quad-core has 12 Mbytes of onboard cache. Expect caches to get larger with future rollouts because they improve performance

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