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Anonymous users2024-02-07It can be viewed via cpu-z:
Run the installed software, and you will see the L2 cache information on the interface:
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Anonymous users2024-02-06Go to the BIOS to see if you can find the CPU option in the BIOS??? Find evel 1 cacheand evel 2 cache The second level cache is missing a letter, which is level
Test the speed of CPU computing, Level 2 cache has a greater impact on computing power For example, the time required for super to run 1W bits can be searched on the Internet to find out how many seconds it should be normal. Better next optimizer, check it out!
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Anonymous users2024-02-05You can use GPU-Z to detect the level 2 cache, and generally the one you just bought will not break, and if it is broken, the CPU will not work properly.
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Anonymous users2024-02-04If you really don't understand, you just look at these aspects of the CPU: 1. The main frequency should be as high as: and the newly released Core dual-core series are great 2. The second-level cache of the Inter's CPU is larger than AMD's, which also determines the quality of the CPU.
3. The manufacturing process of CPU is now more advanced, and the more advanced the process, the more advanced the quality of the CPU. In general, if you buy a computer, you should look at these aspects clearly when choosing a CPU.
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Anonymous users2024-02-03Go check it out with CPU-Z software.
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Anonymous users2024-02-02How to view the CPU L2 cache of your computer:
2. Take Master Lu as an example, click "Hardware Detection", which can be viewed in the details of the processor.
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Anonymous users2024-02-01Take a look at your CPU model, for a moment.
Or go under the software test!
Super Bunny, CPUZ, Master Lu, and many more are supported.
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Anonymous users2024-01-31When it is software, I use cpuz or Lu master.
Generally, just look at the model number and look it up on the Internet.
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Anonymous users2024-01-30Such a simple question, go to the BIOS to see if you can find the CPU option in the BIOS??? Well, find evel 1 cache ( level 1 cache), and evel 2 cache level 2 cache is missing a letter, which is level
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Anonymous users2024-01-29Non-professional maintenance personnel cannot view, and at present, it can only be sent back to the manufacturer for testing. Besides, that thing doesn't usually break.
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Anonymous users2024-01-28The L2 cache is now available at any location. It's a part of the data that is stored when the CPU is calculated. If not, the calculation will be slowed down.
Caching is very important for CPUs.
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Professional: Don't mislead the two upstairs, On the current multi-core CPU world, 1024 is not, several cores share 1024 L2 cache, there is no data exchange problem between caches, Intel's core series is such an architecture, 2x512, means 2 cores, each core has exclusive 512 L2 cache. AMD's U is such a design, the design of the second-level cache, there are size, speed constraints, because of Intel's U, the memory controller is outside the core, in this way, the exchange speed between the memory and the CPU can not be very fast, in order to reduce the number of low-speed exchanges between the CPU and the memory, therefore, Intel designs the second-level cache as a whole, and the capacity is relatively large, which is equivalent to, a big house is full of food, and nearby residents can quickly and easily obtain food and share resources, and AMD's U, because the memory controller is directly integrated into the CPU, his front-side bus, very fast, and, the cost of the L2 cache is relatively large in the CPU, AMD due to architectural reasons, can not design the L2 cache into a shared mode, so it can only be exclusive to each core, and then through the HT bus (AMD's proprietary front-end bus bus) to connect the 2 CPUs, this way is a bit backward, so the current AMD technology, It was abandoned by Intel for a whole generation, but the speed of the computer is not only determined by the CPU, because the AMD core integrates the memory controller, which is higher than the memory controller that Intel puts on the motherboard, the speed is higher, so, overall, the difference is not very big, but in terms of CPU monomer, Intel is still strong.
Generally speaking, the larger the L2 cache of the CPU, the better, but some CPUs are not sensitive to L2 cache. >>>More
The so-called CPU cache is a storage area that comes with the CPU, which is much faster than the memory speed. The so-called L2 cache is slower than the L1 cache, cheaper, but much faster than memory. The low-end ones are more common at 128K and 256K, and the better ones are 512K, and the 1M L2 cache is already very high, and it is now the mainstream high-end chip that AMD and P4 compete in terms of time, such as P4 506 and AMD 64-bit 3000+.
Add a record in the domain name Min Li management, and then change the previous one to what you want and then parse it, and then go to IIS to bind your directory. >>>More