EP CH6 STK 1
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| Level 1 (L1) cache | Memory on the processor die.
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| Level 2 (L2) cache | Memory in the processor package, but not on the processor die.
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| Level 3 (L3) cache | The cache farther from the processor core, but still in the processor package.
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| hyper-threading | Intel's computing technology that the processor can use.
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| hyper transport | AMD'S computing technology that the processor can use.
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| front-side bus (FSB) | The bus that connects to the front side of the processor that faces the outside world.
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| internal bus | The bus used inside the processor for housing, data, instructions, addresses, and control signals.
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| back-side bus (BSB) | The portion of the internal bus that connects the processor to the internal memory cache.
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| processor frequency | The speed at which the processor operates internally.
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| multiplier | The factor by which the bus speed or frequency is multiplied to get the CPU clock speed
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| overclocking | Running a motherboard or processor at a higher speed than the manufacturer suggests.
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| multiprocessor | A system that contains more than one processor. The motherboard has more than one processor socket and the processor must be rated to work in this multi-processor environment.
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| multi-core processing | Technology that has the processor housing containing 2 or more cores that operate at the same frequency, but independently of each other.
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| dual-core processing | A CPU using multi-core processing that has 2 cores.
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| triple core | A CPU using multi-core processing that has 3 cores.
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| quad core | A CPU using multi-core processing that has 4 cores.
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| octocore | A CPU using multi-core processing that has 8 cores.
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| memory cache | RAM that holds data and instructions that the memory controller anticipates the processor will need next.
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| DRAM (Dynamic RAM) | RAM stored in memory modules (DIMM'S) on the motherboard.
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| static RAM (SRAM) | Memory in a memory cache.
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| MMX (Multimedia Extensions) | The first technology to support repetitive looping. MMX helps with processing multimedia data.
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| PowerNow! | Technology by AMD that increases performance and lowers power requirements.
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| Cool’n’Quiet | Technology by AMD that lowers power requirements and helps keep a quiet system.
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| Enhanced Intel SpeedStep Technology (EIST) | Technology by INTEL that steps down processor frequency when the processor is idle to conserve power and lower heat
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| Execute disable bit | Technology by Intel that is a security feature that prevents software from executing or reproducing itself if it appears to be malicious.
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| Centrino | Processor technology in which the Intel processor, chipset, and wireless network adapter are all interconnected as a unit, which improves laptop performance.
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