Tiny Core Linux
Off-Topic => Off-Topic - Tiny Core Lounge => Topic started by: cast-fish on September 22, 2014, 02:58:58 PM
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complete side issue........but certainly true for winXP
......did you know that win32 is set up be default, (on the Factory DVD's) to ingnore the level
2 cache in any CPU chip....? (the registry in win32 sets it incorrectly at "zero")
you can, if you like, discover what your CPU chip model is and what it's Level 2 Cache value is
then put in your correct value to replace the "flaw" mentioned above...which exists in windows operating system.
for example, a 512k level 2 cache ----- input the number 200---- into the location of the registry mentioned below
HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SYSTEM\CurrentControlSet\Cont ro l\Session Manager\Memory Management\SecondLevelDataCache
this is what the internet seems to say
Vince.
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there was a debate to this topic
whether or not it's even remotely concerned with cpu chips after pentium 2......with direct mapped
level 2 or something
it was an argument thread....but reading it, the votes FOR this adjustment made more logical
sense to me than the proof and arguments "against" making a manual adjustment