How Cache Works In Computers to Speed Up the CPU

In this video, we will cover what cache is, why it is used, and how data is moved in and out of different levels of cache.
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[@giornikitop5373]

just one clarification. addr 30 will give a cache miss but addr 31, 32, 33 etc will have a cache hit. why? because every time the cpu moves data from/to the cahe, it does it by moving a whole cache line (usually 64 bytes). moving individual bytes one at the time will result in very slow data access and complete failure of the prediction/branching technics, as most of the operations would result in misses.

[@gcseguy]

wow! thank you so much this video was brilliant. No other video I could find went into such detail!

[@rashidselemani475]

Short video but more informative

[@mehrunnissashaikh-ez2br]

😱🧠💡

[@Jaime_arjonaa]

How can I put cache on the web

[@bit-machine]

I'm sorry, I'm not sure what you mean.

[@xtradi]

@@bit-machine probably web cache, this is different with cache for hardware