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prefetch
To bring data or instructions into a higher-speed storage or memory before it is actually processed. See cache.
prefetch - instruction prefetch


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If you have Windows XP as your operating system, try to delete all files in the prefetch directory.
Based on this model, the class server attempts to prefetch and transmit the next set of expected classes while the client is busy executing.
Powered by an Intel 866MHz ultra-low-voltage Mobile Pentium III CPU with enhanced SpeedStep technology, the CF-T1 features 256MB of 133MHz SDRAM (expandable to 512MB), 512K on-die L2 cache, a 133MHz system bus, and Data Prefetch Logic for faster data response time.
 
 
 
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