CPU cache
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Upon buying a Core 2 Duo, I have to ask - where does more cache come into play?
Is cache just added into the overall speed of the system, or is it program specific, wich means that in a year having 4MB of cache will be more important than today?
Thnx!
Is cache just added into the overall speed of the system, or is it program specific, wich means that in a year having 4MB of cache will be more important than today?
Thnx!
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