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Memory Management And Microprocessor

ABSTRACT

In this paper, we will cover the memory management of Windows NT which will be covered in first section, and microprocessors which will be covered in second section. When covering the memory management of Windows NT, we will go through physical memory management and virtual memory management of that operating system. In virtual memory management section, we will learn how Windows NT managing its virtual memory by using paging and mapped file I/O.

After covering the memory management, we will go through microprocessor. In this section, we will learn a bit about the recent microprocessors, such as Intel and AMD microprocessors. We also will learn about the trends that affecting the performance of microprocessors.



INTRODUCTION

Nowadays, information technology has grown so fast. Many stuffs of the information technology have been modified into more efficient stuff. So that, the users of the information technology must have know what they use, and how to manage......


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Approximate Pages: 13 (250 words per double-spaced page)

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