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5.2 Memory Hierarchy

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5.2 Memory Hierarchy

Computers need places to store information, and they have different types of storage, just like you might have a tiny notepad for quick notes, a backpack for school books, and a whole library for all your reading. This layered storage system is called the Memory Hierarchy. The idea is to have some very fast but small memory close to the CPU, and then slower but much larger memory farther away.