Cache memory is a high-speed storage component that sits between the processor and main memory. Its primary job is to store frequently used data so the CPU can access it almost instantly. Without it, every command would need to fetch information directly from RAM, which is slower and would bottleneck system performance.
Why Does Cache Memory Matter?
The efficiency of your system depends...
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