Chrome’s multi-process architecture is a fundamental design choice that significantly contributes to its high memory usage while offering several advantages in terms of stability and security. Unlike traditional single-process browsers, Chrome runs each tab, extension, and plugin as a separate process. This approach allows Chrome to isolate different components, preventing a crash in one tab from […]
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How does cache memory improve computer performance ?
Cache memory improves computer performance in several key ways: Faster data access: Cache stores frequently used data and instructions closer to the CPU, allowing for much faster access compared to retrieving from main memory (RAM) or storage. Reduced latency: By storing data locally, cache significantly reduces the time it takes for the CPU to access […]