Multicore Computers
A multicore computer, also known as a chip multiprocessor, combines two or more processors (called cores) on a single piece of silicon (called a die- khuôn mẫu). Typically, each core consists of all of the components of an independent processor, such as registers, ALU, pipeline hardware, and control unit, plus L1 instruction and data caches. In addition to the multiple cores, contemporary multicore chips also include L2 cache and, increasingly, L3 cache.
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Multicore Organization
At a top level of description, the main variables in a multicore organization are as follows
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Introduction to Intel x86 Multicore Organization
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