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TOPIC ABOUT:

CACHE MEMORY & CMOS

DEFINATION CACHE MEMORY


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Cache memory is a small amount of fast memory Placed between two levels of memory hierarchy

# To bridge the gap in access times: Between processor and main memory (our focus) Between main memory and disk (disk cache)

FUNCTION CACHE MEMORY

oCache speed up the data access on computer as a cache to store data oBuffer, between processor and memory - often several levels of caches

WHERE IS CACHE LOCATED

DIFFERENT BETWEEN CACHE L1,L2 AND L3

L1 - Cache L1 is a memory key -That speed same with processor speed level

L2 - Cache L2 is second memory its call (secondary) -The speed below on speed cache L1

L3 -Cache L3 has a capacity larger than Cache L2. -Slower than cache L2 but faster than main memory (L1)

CONCLUSION CACHE MEMORY


The primary reason for including cache memory in a computer is to improve system performance by reducing the time needed to access memory. This concluded my presentation.

ABOUT CMOS

DEFINATION CMOS

Used the store for configuration program, of diagnostic program and a date and time. Manufacturing files will not be lost even computer is turned off.

FUNCTION CMOS

CMOS works to arrange a time at a voltage of 4.5 PC.


Battery 6 volts gives voltage to the CMOS chip and real time clock chip disable the computer.

THE THINGS MAKE CMOS NOT WORKING


NORMALLY

Possible CMOS battery was weak, and could not be more mensupord forces on the CMOS when the computer off. When computers CMOS interrupted the application is not stable, although all components of the computer is not broken.

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