4 ms·
Intel microcode lives in SRAM. It can't survive a power cycle, and so has to be loaded on every boot.
by chronomex 16y ago
Intel microcode lives in SRAM. It can't survive a power cycle, and so has to be loaded on every boot.
- rbanffy 16y agoInteresting. Can it be written during normal operation? Like giving up a couple opcodes for a better implementation of an important one?