Address space
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[[Contexte_général:=The number of lines (wires) in the address bus determines the amount of memory that can be directly addressed as each line carries one bit of the address. For example, a 20-line address bus can represent the binary number 1,048,576 and reach that number of memory bytes, which happens to be the size of the address bus in the first IBM PC in 1981. The Pentium address bus is 32 bits and can address 4GB.]] |
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