What Is Chache Memory
filed in Uncategorized on Jun.20, 2009
Are you tired of having too technical information just by trying to understand what a cache is?
First, most people, especially the beginners were confused between chache and cache. It is actually cache memory and not chache memory. Cache properly pronounce as “cash” is a kind of memory used by micro processors. A typical computer for example has a primary memory on it but the processor still uses cache to process information faster.
This cache memory will allow the processor’s processing time a lot faster because it’s cache memory is more accessible that the primary memory. The transfer of data is more convenient while instruction is being processed. Any small information will temporary loaded on processor’s cache before it got loaded to the primary memory.
A built in cache on the processor is called an L1 cache, L1 cache means level one cache. Cache placed outside the processor are implicatively called L2 cache, which is created using a separate chip.
So that’s it, that’s what cache is without getting any overkill on the discussion.
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