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In article <3934@hplabsz.HPL.HP.COM> kleinman@hplabs.hp.com (Bruce Kleinman) writes:
>[quote of a common way to make a d-cache useless]
>Unless your d-cache line size is wider than a word, and performs burst refills
>from main memory.  The '486, for example, will burst fill the 4-word line if
>suitably equipped with nibble-mode DRAMs.
a good point.

BUT:
	what is a nibble-mode dram?

	i do know what
		static ram
		VRAM
		page-mode dram
		static-column dram
	are (i think).
Ignorantly yours,
   xxx
Les Milash