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Troubleshooting Memory - ... you are having a memory problem.
To troubleshoot memory, you first need some memory-diagnostics testing programs. You already have several, a...
How SIMM DIMM and RIMM memory work - ...dious job.
Besides being a time-consuming and labor-intensive way to deal with memory, DIP chips had one notorious problemthey crept out of th...
The evolution of Microprocessors from 1971 to the Present - ...t IBM selected for the first PC in 1981.
November 15, 2001 marked the 30th anniversary of the microprocessor, and in those 30 years processor ...
RDRAM - ...for either conventional DDR or the newer DDR2 standard. RDRAM standards had been proposed that will support faster processors through 2006; however, w...
Processor Codenames - ...ally introduced.
Processor Coden...
What is UMA ~ Upper Memory Area - ...y video adapters. When text and graphics are displayed onscreen, the data bits that make up those images reside in this space. Video RAM is allotted t...
Memory Basics ~ ROM DRAM SRAM Cache Memory - ...re permanent storage device (usually a hard disk) so it can be reloaded into memory in the future.
Memory often is called RAM, for random acce...
What are Dual Core Processors. Advantages of Dual Core Processor - ...nefits of multiple processors, including better responsiveness when multitasking, faster performance in single multithreaded applications, and better ...
How to install RAM Upgrades - ...cluding selecting memory chips, installing memory chips, and testing the installation.
Upgrade Options and Strategies...
Video RAM Memory - ...est of the memory is accessible only by the video processor (on the video card) directly, or by your system processor via a memory aperture positioned...
How Math Coprocessors work (Floating Point Units) - ...tel (and AMD and Cyrix, for that matter) since then includes a math coprocessor. Coprocessors provide hardware for floating-point math, which otherwis...
P2 (286) Second Generation Processors - ...problems that damned the 80186 and 80188. The 286 chip, first introduced in 1982, is the CPU behind the original IBM PC AT (Advanced Technology). Othe...
What is the Extended Memory - ...wer processors have a limit of 64GB (65,536MB using 36-bit addressing).
Note
36-bit memory addressing is enabled through a meth...
MMX Technology - ...hnology was introduced in the later fifth-generation Pentium processors as a kind of add-on that improves video compression/decompression, image manip...
How to Upgrade Processors - ...ally any Pentium processor (or Socket 7based third-party processor). This trend has continued to the present, with most motherboards being designed to...
Guidelines when choosing SIMM memory modules - ...nly with very slow memory timings.
SIMMs are available in FPM and EDO. If your motherboard supports either type, buy EDO (assu...
Fast Page Mode DRAM - ...de were called Static Column or Nibble Mode memory.
Paged memory is a simple scheme for improving memory performance that divides memory into ...
Some words about Hyper Threading Technology - ...-processor-capable system to dual-processor status can be difficult with only one processor because of the need to match processor speeds and specific...
Motherboard Form Factors - ...s article examines the various types of motherboards available and those components typically contained on the motherboard and motherboard interface c...
Guidelines when upgrading memory on older systems - ... DIMMs, often called Macintosh DIMMs, use 5V. Some early DIMM-based PC motherboards use 5V DIMMs.
DIMMs are available in EDO, SD...
Guidelines when upgrading memory in Pentium Pro and Pentium Class systems - ...nly with very slow memory timings.
SIMMs are available in FPM and EDO. If your motherboard supports either type, buy EDO (assu...
Intel P6 (686) Sixth Generation Processors - ...="none">
Intel P6 Processor Variations
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Information about Pentium II Processors - ...wever, there are a few twists to the design.
From a physical standpoint, it was a big departure from previous processors. Abandoning the chip in...
Pentium 6 Intel Celeron ~ History and features - ...I, or 4 because it uses the same internal processor cores. The main differences are in packaging, L2 cache amount, and CPU bus speed.
The firs...
The Memory Bus - ...s at the same speed as the processor bus. Systems that use PC133 SDRAM have a memory bandwidth of 1066MBps, which is the same as the 133MHz CPU bus. I...
What to Look For When Buying a Motherboard ~ The Selection Criteria - ...n several important system aspects overlooked by most checklists. The goal is to ensure that the selected system truly is compatible and has a long li...
Short Presentation of Early Intel Processors - ...s (approximately 1.5 GHz).
8088
The 8086 chip was too expensive for PC manufacturers to u...
Eighth Generation (64 Bit Register) Processors - ...4followed by its first 64-bit server processor, the Opteron. In 2004, Intel introduced a series of 64-bitenabled versions of its Pentium 4 desktop pro...
SSE SSE2 and SSE3 - ... III core also support SSE instructions. The earlier Pentium II and Celeron 533 and lower (based on the Pentium II core) do not support SSE.
S...
P3 (386) Third Generation Processors - ... had become a memory. The following section details the third-generation processors.
386 Processors
The Intel 80...
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How Transistors Manipulate Information (08/31/2010)
... Transistors are not used merely to record and manipulate amounts...
... Transistors are not used merely to record and manipulate amounts...
How Multi core Processors Function (08/31/2010)
... The wildly colored places above the cores within the photo here are supporting the circuitry...
... The wildly colored places above the cores within the photo here are supporting the circuitry...
Why Overclocked PCs works (08/31/2010)
... Eventually the heat reaches the chip's surface, where conduction transfers the high temperature towards the air, allowing the high temperature to slowly dissipate...
... Eventually the heat reaches the chip's surface, where conduction transfers the high temperature towards the air, allowing the high temperature to slowly dissipate...
How a compuler's Long Term Memory Functions (08/31/2010)
... Prior to any information could be stored on a magnetic dvd, the dvd should first be formatted...
... Prior to any information could be stored on a magnetic dvd, the dvd should first be formatted...
Checking up on your memory (08/20/2010)
... If a stick will fail, most likely it's either dead on arrival very rare since factories test them or will fail within a few hours or days of installation (after going through a few cold- to- hot- to- cold cycles)...
... If a stick will fail, most likely it's either dead on arrival very rare since factories test them or will fail within a few hours or days of installation (after going through a few cold- to- hot- to- cold cycles)...
Cramming Some RAM in a Laptop (08/20/2010)
... Secondly, doing any work on a laptop while power is applied could result in a damaging spark...
... Secondly, doing any work on a laptop while power is applied could result in a damaging spark...
Bringing binary to the CPU (08/19/2010)
... In the meantime, for your purposes here, you need to know that a computer knows only two numbers: and 1...
... In the meantime, for your purposes here, you need to know that a computer knows only two numbers: and 1...
Laptops tent to have weaker microprocessors (08/19/2010)
... The executive team actually has a fourth member, and it's one that most laptop owners never see: the motherboard, which holds everything together and paves the pathways between them with streets of gold...
... The executive team actually has a fourth member, and it's one that most laptop owners never see: the motherboard, which holds everything together and paves the pathways between them with streets of gold...
AMD CPU and the requirement of speed at laptops (08/19/2010)
... Otherwise you'll be doing roughly the same as continuously trying to load and unload ten pounds of data with a five- pound bucket; it won't all fit at once and you will quickly develop a huge backlog at each end of the process...
... Otherwise you'll be doing roughly the same as continuously trying to load and unload ten pounds of data with a five- pound bucket; it won't all fit at once and you will quickly develop a huge backlog at each end of the process...
How much memory does a laptop needs (08/19/2010)
... You could see instantly where the three of hearts was sitting and you could reach right in and grab it without having to move past the rest of the cards...
... You could see instantly where the three of hearts was sitting and you could reach right in and grab it without having to move past the rest of the cards...
Using Your Brain When Buying Memory (08/19/2010)
... That means small pieces of memory on a stick with a tiny set of 200 connectors at the bottom that plug into a matching socket...
... That means small pieces of memory on a stick with a tiny set of 200 connectors at the bottom that plug into a matching socket...
About Clocking (06/19/2010)
... Engineers split the universe of serial communications into two distinct forms, synchronous and asynchronous...
... Engineers split the universe of serial communications into two distinct forms, synchronous and asynchronous...
Hardware Flow Control in the Serial Interface (06/19/2010)
... It indicates its readiness by sending the data terminal ready signal to the data set...
... It indicates its readiness by sending the data terminal ready signal to the data set...
IrDA overview (06/19/2010)
... Creating what has come to be known as the Infrared Developers Association or IrDA, they aimed at more than making your PC more convenient to carry...
... Creating what has come to be known as the Infrared Developers Association or IrDA, they aimed at more than making your PC more convenient to carry...
USB: Universal Serial Bus Overview (06/19/2010)
... USB handles all the issues involved in linking multiple devices with different capabilities and data rates with a layer cake of software...
... USB handles all the issues involved in linking multiple devices with different capabilities and data rates with a layer cake of software...
IEEE 1394 Port Overview (06/19/2010)
... P1394 has the potential for replacing not only your serial port but the parallel port, SCSI port, even the video connector...
... P1394 has the potential for replacing not only your serial port but the parallel port, SCSI port, even the video connector...
VGA Modes (06/14/2010)
... The VGA Sequencer Register at port address 03C4(Hex) controls the function of the port used by the Map Mask Register...
... The VGA Sequencer Register at port address 03C4(Hex) controls the function of the port used by the Map Mask Register...
Plug and Play ISA (06/01/2010)
... Plug-and-Play works without modification to the ISA bus, although it allows for advanced systems to streamline their configuration process by adding a single slot-specific signal to each bus connector...
... Plug-and-Play works without modification to the ISA bus, although it allows for advanced systems to streamline their configuration process by adding a single slot-specific signal to each bus connector...
Industry Standard Architecture (06/01/2010)
... It retained compatibility with most earlier PC expansion products, while adding the functionality needed to push forward into full 16-bit technology...
... It retained compatibility with most earlier PC expansion products, while adding the functionality needed to push forward into full 16-bit technology...
Enhanced ISA (06/01/2010)
... Of course, one contrary viewpoint is to label EISA the computer equivalent of a camel-rather than a horse-drawn by committee, a standard so executed by the Gang of Nine...
... Of course, one contrary viewpoint is to label EISA the computer equivalent of a camel-rather than a horse-drawn by committee, a standard so executed by the Gang of Nine...
Standards and Types of Motherboards (05/31/2010)
... The earliest motherboard standards followed the leads set by IBM...
... The earliest motherboard standards followed the leads set by IBM...
RISC (05/31/2010)
... He is credited with inventing the Reduced Instruction Set Computer or RISC in 1974...
... He is credited with inventing the Reduced Instruction Set Computer or RISC in 1974...
Memory Types and Technologies (05/31/2010)
... Using electrical circuits endows primary storage with the one thing it needs most-speed...
... Using electrical circuits endows primary storage with the one thing it needs most-speed...
Unified Memory Architecture (05/31/2010)
... To the digital logic of your PC's microprocessor, the UMA design appears no different than a conventional video system...
... To the digital logic of your PC's microprocessor, the UMA design appears no different than a conventional video system...
Bus Interface (05/31/2010)
... Accessing this add-in memory thus requires the system to slow down to the 8 MHz rate...
... Accessing this add-in memory thus requires the system to slow down to the 8 MHz rate...
PCMCIA (05/31/2010)
... John Reimer, upon being appointed marketing manager for microcomputer products at Fujitsu in 1987, quickly determined that he had inherited what amounted to a product looking for a purpose...
... John Reimer, upon being appointed marketing manager for microcomputer products at Fujitsu in 1987, quickly determined that he had inherited what amounted to a product looking for a purpose...
Port forwarding is not just for router (05/05/2010)
... It will communicate between your computer and internet...
... It will communicate between your computer and internet...
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