cache memory

There are two sections of cache memory in the core.

In addition, the 68040 will have a large cache memory, which is a temporary storage of data.

The amount of L2 cache memory can have a big effect on performance.

Cache memory takes up about one-third of the microprocessor's core.

With this machine, Compaq uses a technique called cache memory.

This is because a modern processor will usually try to keep blocks of code in its cache memory.

It is used for smaller cache memories in computers.

While data is being moved, a copy is saved in the cache memory.

Because cache memory is on the chip, any subsequent requests are executed quickly.

Like many scientific-oriented processors of its day, the Trace had no traditional cache memory.

But a lot of monsters, or a complicated math problem, would involve too much data to fit in cache memory.

Since the on-chip cache memory is redundant, its presence adds to cost and power.

To further complicate the issue, some systems have up to three levels of cache memory, with varying effective speeds.

It had Tandem's first use of cache memory.

It had modular cache memory that could be upgraded.

In addition, the tree can be saved in cache memory for future use by the same source/group pair.

This technique is often used for write-through cache memories.

It was cheaper to manufacture because of the separate, slower L2 cache memory.

The cache memory is marked with low priority, meaning that if another process needs the memory, it will be given up.

The algorithm exploits the fresh occurrence of the runs to be merged, in cache memory.

One of the most common ways was to add an ever-increasing amount of cache memory on-chip.

But since many of the operations of a computer are repetitive, a cache memory might have the needed data 95 percent of the time.

A fully configured model can now have up to 4Mb cache memory, improving performance and processing speed.

Main and cache memories are notable exceptions.

Unlike the older Z280 and Z380 it does not have (or need) a cache memory.