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Cache Memory
Cache memory access is very fast compared to main memory access. The cache
holds data for imminent use. Since cache memory is five to more than ten times
faster than main memory, the CPU’s access time is reduced, giving you better
system performance.
Pentium mainboards may implement various types of L2 cache SRAMs.
Pipeline Burst SRAM is one of them, delivering the best price performance
ratio. They perform much better than asynchronous SRAMs.
The specification of the SRAM module requires Intel Coast Standard version
3.X, such as
The PT-2010 comes with 12KB synchronous 3V Pipeline Burst
SRAMs, and one optional 12KB SRAM module is
recommended) that can be installed on the SRAM module slot.
NOTE :
Use
the correct chips for the amount of cache memory you want to
add. Install both the correct SRAM module and
tag
SRAM.
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