Section by Andrei Frumusanu Cache Architecture: The Effect of Increasing L2 and L3 Although the Willow Cove core doesn’t bring all that many improvements on the actual core microarchitecture, one big update for the design is the new memory subsystem thanks to a quite significant change in the caches of the design. Intel here has made some big changes in the L2 caches as well as the L3 cache slices: they’ve both grown considerably bigger and have had their cache line exclusivity altered.

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Warning: This article contains massive spoilers for The Last of Us, episode 3 “Long long time.” Recommended Videos HBO’s latest episode of The Last of Us sparked a debate amongst fans after it aired yesterday. The episode, “Long Long Time” took the “biggest departures” from the source material as it changed the backstories of Bill and Frank. It went from a hateful and sad relationship to something that lasted for more than a decade. And it was this change that caused a split among viewers.

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Each week, The Athletic asks the same 12 questions to a different race car driver. As NBC prepares to take over the NASCAR coverage for its portion of the Cup Series season this week at Nashville, NBC Sports analyst Dale Earnhardt Jr. joined us for a record-setting 12 Questions interview. It was so long, we’re splitting it into two parts. Below is Part 1 of our conversation. Part 2 is here.