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      <title>CPU: Components, Instruction Cycle, and What Happens Inside the Processor</title>
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      <description>A 2 GHz processor can execute more instructions per second than a 3 GHz one. To understand why, we open up the CPU: ALU, control unit, registers, flags, decoder, and clock, along with the microevents of the fetch cycle in formal notation.</description>
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