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Dual Independent Bus (DIB) – frontside and backside data bus CPU architecture

The Dual Independent Bus (DIB) architecture - first implemented in the Pentium Pro processor - was created to aid processor bus bandwidth. Having two (dual) independent buses enables the Pentium II processor to access data from either of its buses simultaneously and in parallel, rather than … [Read more...]

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