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I'm getting a bunch of parts to put together a new system. Does anybody know if a XEON L3426 comes with a heatsink and fan in the box? Thanks.
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Hi, I know this might be hard question, but why does Intel 80486 and above CPUs have doubled 32 bit internal data bus? I mean, ALU is still 32bit wide, so what is that extra 32 bit bus for? Thanks.
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Bonjour,
Suite à l'Intel Software conférence à laquelle j'étais invité au nom de developpez.com, j'ai rédigé deux articles racontant ce que j'ai pu y apprendre :
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