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| L1 | Memory on the processor chip.
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| L2 | Memory in the processor package ,but not on the processor die..
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| L3 | Some processors use a third cache farther than the processor core...
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| Hyper-Threading | For each processor core that is physically present, the hyper threading operating system addresses two virtual or logical cores, and shares the workload between them when possible.
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| HyperTransport | Best-known technologies used by processors.
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| FSB | It connects to the front side of the processor that faces outward.
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| internal bus | Inside the processor housing
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| BSB | Internal memory cache
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| multipulier | If you multiply the system bus frequency by the multiplier you get the processor frequency.
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| overclocking | Running a a motherboard or processor at a higher speed than normal
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| multiprocessor | A motherboard must be designed to support more than one processor by providing more than one processor socket
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| multi-core processing | The latest advancement in multiple processing
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| dual core | supports 4 instructions at once
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| triple core | supports 6 instructions at once
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| octo core | supports 16 instructions at once
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| quad core | supports 8 instructions at once
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| memory cache | holds data and instructions that the memory controller anticipates the processor will need next.
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| DRAM | Most common used memory
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| ACPI | advanced configuration and power interface
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| case fan | a fan inside a computer case
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| centrino | a technology used by Intel
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| CAG | A round air duct that helps to pull fresh air from it
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| Cool'n'Quiet | A feature of AMD processors that lowers power requirements
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| Cooler | A combo cooling fan and heat sink
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| EIST | A processor feature used by Intel that steps down frequency
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| Execute disable bit | A processor security feature by Intel
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| heat sink | A piece of metal, with cooling fins
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| liquid cooling system | A method to cool overclocked processors that use a small pump
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| MMX | Multimedia instructions built into Intel
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| PowerNow! | An AMD technology that increases performance
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| processor frequency | Usually expressed in GHz
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| S1 state | ACPI power saving mode.
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| S2 state | ACPI power turn off hard drive and monitor..
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| S3 state | ACPI is in "hibernation"...
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| SRAM | static random access memeory
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| stop errors | An stop errors at the dynamic volume used for two or more hard drives
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| thermal compound | A cream-like substance that is placed at the bottom of the heatsink
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