RISC processors rely (to some extent) on on-chip registers for their performance increase. A cache memory can
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RISC processors rely (to some extent) on on-chip registers for their performance increase. A cache memory can provide a similar level of performance increase without restricting the programmer to a fixed set of registers. Discuss the validity of this statement.
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