Processor Features
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| Processor comercial name | internal codename | architecture | Process size(µm) | frequency | cache L1 | cache L2 | cache L3 | MMU | exec TLB | R/W TLB | NX bit | virtualisation | Hyper Threading | Hyper Transport | Problems |
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| pentium | p5 | i586 | 0.80 | No | No | No | No | ||||||||
| Pentium mmx | |||||||||||||||
| Pentium III | Yes | No | No | No | No | serial number hard-coded | |||||||||
| Pentium 4 | Yes | No | No | Yes | No | a cache security problem | |||||||||
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[edit] Features explanations
[edit] TLB
[edit] NX
[edit] Hyper threading
Hyper threading is always mislead with beeing 2 virtual processors because the processor apears as 2 processors on Operating systems such as Microsoft windows or on the bios's boot screen
The reality is that they duplicated some part of the core's processors such as pipeline,in order to allow the processor to make a context switch in almost no time
