Hardware Terminology
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| 32-bit | Computers whose architecture is based on working with 32 bits at a
time. This means that memory addresses, register sizes, address and
data bus sizes and instruction sizes are all 32 bits in length.
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| 64-bit | Computers that have a
processor whose architecture is based on working with 64 bits at a
time. This means that memory addresses, register sizes, address and
data bus sizes and instruction sizes are all 64 bits in length.
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| Buffer | A region of memory which is used to temporarily hold
data while it waits for some form of further processing often by a
slower or busier device that cannot handle the data immediately.
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