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To: kapkan4u who wrote (64251)	11/23/2001 7:00:33 PM
From: Ali Chen	Read Replies (1) of 275872

How big is the L2 cache area in P4? Thinking again about "true measure of CPU performance" and "only Intel uses standard frequency" to market their CPU, I run into this Intel's paper: intel.com It says that 0.18um (100nm Leff) technology produces SRAM that operates at barely 1GHz. How come P4 can have "full speed" caches if it is technologically impossible to run 0.18 SRAM at 2GHz, according to Intel's own presentations? Is every cache 2:1 interleaved in P4? Even newest 0.13/70 Intel's SRAM operates at no higher than 1.6GHz. As usual, just curious. - Ali

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