The laptop in question is an Intel i7-8750H 64-bit. Fill up the blanks with detailed information on the following subjects. Content: memory standards, which include: (a) Distinctions between RAM and ROM, (b) Explain what cache memory is and why it is crucial. (c) The number and size of L1, L2, and L3 caches (if appropriate). (d) Cache type (direct mapping, or associative), (e) Addressing Style (byte, or block), (f) Support for virtual memory (may be dependent on OS type)

The laptop in question is an Intel i7-8750H 64-bit. Fill up the blanks with detailed information on the following subjects. Content: memory standards, which include: (a) Distinctions between RAM and ROM, (b) Explain what cache memory is and why it is crucial. (c) The number and size of L1, L2, and L3 caches (if appropriate). (d) Cache type (direct mapping, or associative), (e) Addressing Style (byte, or block), (f) Support for virtual memory (may be dependent on OS type)

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Systems Architecture

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Author:Stephen D. Burd

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Chapter6: System Integration And Performance

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