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Turning off Zen 4's Op Cache for Curiosity and Giggles

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CPUs start executing instructions by fetching those instruction bytes from memory and decoding them into internal operations (micro-ops).

The original post: /r/hardware by /u/TwelveSilverSwords on 2024-12-11 05:03:04.

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