DazzlingWhisker
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CPU Max Memory Size
DazzlingWhisker replied to DazzlingWhisker's topic in CPUs, Motherboards, and Memory
Aha, so it's how much ram memory it supports, max 64 GB. Thx! -
Intel CPU Bus Speed
DazzlingWhisker replied to DazzlingWhisker's topic in CPUs, Motherboards, and Memory
S So all the buses that connect the cpu with other components? -
Hi everyone, Max Memory Size in the CPU, what does that mean? Is it how much it can intercept per time? Plz explain.
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Hi everyone, When you look on the specs of a intel CPU, you can see the bus speed. But which bus speed do they mean. Do they mean the front side bus?
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It's not, I just wanna learn.
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Hi everyone, Can someone plz tell me about all the different buses in a computer, like the front side bus, and explain which components they connect with.
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What is IPC (in CPU)?
DazzlingWhisker replied to DazzlingWhisker's topic in CPUs, Motherboards, and Memory
Do anyone know a video (around 10 min or less) where someone compare IPC of 2 CPU? -
Ahhh, so the 2 cores need to stay a little while when they get fuel (cache) and the 4 cores can't be on the run and get fuel on the same time. So the 4 cores don't need to stop?
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What is IPC (in CPU)?
DazzlingWhisker replied to DazzlingWhisker's topic in CPUs, Motherboards, and Memory
Awesome, thx -
Hi everyone, I know what cache is and here is my question: If you are playing a game for example there is of course the code of the game. Is some stuff in the code like different functions and loops and stuff like that stored in cache then, because we use it many times. If it's like that, what determines which one of the levels (L1, L2 or L3) it's gonna be stored in? Can plz you give other examples when things is stored in cache and examples of stuff usually stored in the different levels?
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Hi everyone, Could someone plz give me a good explenation on what CPU IPC is?
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Thx. You say that it's better to have 4 cores @ 2GHz rather tham 2 cores @ 4 GHz in video editing and rendering. I know that those things utalizes more cores, but why will it be faster to spread the work over 4 cores @ 2 GHz rather than 2 cores @ 4Ghz? 2 cores @ 4Ghz can already handle a lot of things at the same time, so WHY is it better with 4 cores then?
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Thx for the answer. But if you have 2 cores @ 4GHz or 4 cores @ 2GHz AND if the program CAN handle multiple cores, which of them would be faster then? It does it really matter if 2 stuff is happening at the same time but at half the speed or if first the first instruction happens and then the other at double the speed?
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Good explenation, thx. But if 2 cars can drive in a faster speed than 4 cars at a lower speed, if the 2 cars are driving double the speed of the 4 other cars, won't the 2 cars and the 4 cars come to the destination att the same time?
