As faster processors are designed, a disparity has developed between the speed at which the CPU processes data and the speed at which that data arrives to be processed. Describe what has been developed to circumvent this problem and summarize how it works.

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Imani Moran

Computers & Technology

24 April, 17:38

As faster processors are designed, a disparity has developed between the speed at which the CPU processes data and the speed at which that data arrives to be processed. Describe what has been developed to circumvent this problem and summarize how it works.

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Lamar Bowers · Answer 1

You are actually talking about the bias between Memory and CPU Speed.

There is always a trade-off between them, and for the importance of them, it's like neither or both.

It only depends on your requirements of them, if you only need 1 GB memory for data arrived, why do you need 2GB then? Same thing for CPU.