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Enlighten me as to how you would trip the TLB then.
Also, did you know the C2D line may or may not shut down when the chip passes the T-junction? Not that you should ever push it that far, but it's been reported by intel. In fact, if you email them and ask for a list of errata for the C2D line, they might even give you a copy of it.
Errata is part of every processor ever made. The TLB is none of your concern, as with many hundreds of other pointless errata found over the years.
c2d errata list Intel stopped listing it publicly sometime this year, luckily some good people took a snapshot of it.
Also, did you know the C2D line may or may not shut down when the chip passes the T-junction? Not that you should ever push it that far, but it's been reported by intel. In fact, if you email them and ask for a list of errata for the C2D line, they might even give you a copy of it.
Errata is part of every processor ever made. The TLB is none of your concern, as with many hundreds of other pointless errata found over the years.
c2d errata list Intel stopped listing it publicly sometime this year, luckily some good people took a snapshot of it.
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