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From: sammy™ -_-5/22/2006 6:35:56 PM
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The difference is that the Quad’s processors are a new version of the PowerPC that puts two G5 processing units—known as “cores”—on each chip. Each core has all the features of previous G5 chips, including a Velocity Engine to accelerate scientific and multimedia data processing, a 32K Level 1 cache for ultra-fast access to recently used data, and an equally speedy 64K Level 1 cache for instructions. In addition, each core in the new G5 chips has a full megabyte of Level 2 cache memory, compared to 512K per chip in the previous G5 generation.
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