Explanation:
Registers are directly accessible by the CPU's execution units; they are part of the CPU. Physical memory (RAM) is accessed via addresses, and virtual memory requires translation.
Explanation:
SDRAM (Synchronous DRAM) synchronizes with the system clock, allowing it to accept commands on every clock cycle, improving performance over asynchronous DRAM.
Explanation:
The memory address space is the set of all possible memory addresses that the CPU can generate, limiting the maximum amount of memory that can be addressed.
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