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Registers are generally optimized for capacity instead of speed.

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1 March, 15:48

True / False

Registers are generally optimized for capacity instead of speed.

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Chandler Gillespie · Answer 1

Answer: False

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Registers are not optimized for capacity they are for speed. Registers are small storage space which is used to hold the value required by the cpu for processing. For making the value available immediately to the processor we have registers. There are many different types of registers.

True / FalseRegisters are generally optimized for capacity instead of speed.

True / False

Registers are generally optimized for capacity instead of speed.