11 May
2010
11 May
'10
6:06 p.m.
On Tuesday 11 May 2010, Tony Duell wrote:
Pull the cap off the chip, and you should be able to find it by probing
the chip under a microscope.
How do I know what's inside a 7400 NAND? Maybe it's a bunch of hobbits
pushing cranks!
C'mon, Tony, you aren't this dense.
Pat
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On 05/10/2010
11:43 AM, Tony Duell wrote:
Sure...
So I ask again. What clock signal is this 2GHz
refering to?
The x86 processors from Intel and AMD contain an internal PLL which
multiplies the external clock to produce an internal clock for the
processor pipeline. Most of the CPU core is running on that core clock. (In the case of the Pentium 4 and derived
processors, some
of it actually operates at twice the core clock.) Instructions
take a
How do I know this 'core clock' actually exists? The more I hear
about it, the more I think the whole thing is somewhat bogus!