NanoWarrior
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You know how 32 bit processors can only support a RAM comacity of 4 gigabytes? I have read that 64 bit processors can support up to 16 exabytes.
I noticed this all by 2 to the 32 power is roughly 4 Gigabytes you could say and 2 to the 64 power is 16 exabytes you could say. How can the amount of bits a processor can process in a clock cycle for example determine the total ram you can have in your system?
I noticed this all by 2 to the 32 power is roughly 4 Gigabytes you could say and 2 to the 64 power is 16 exabytes you could say. How can the amount of bits a processor can process in a clock cycle for example determine the total ram you can have in your system?