What is the significance of Cache Memory
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- Cache memory allows computer operations to hold recently-accessed data in place for repeated use, rather than software having to use the same set of instructions in rapid succession to use the data. The larger the capacity of the cache, the more data it can store and, subsequently, the quicker it operates.
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Cache memory allows computer operations to hold recently-accessed data in place for repeated use, rather than software having to use the same set of instructions in rapid succession to use the data. The larger the capacity of the cache, the more data it can store and, subsequently, the quicker it operates.
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