- Learn how Cache works (Part 3)

the cpu fetch unit will look for the next instruction to be executed in the l1 instruction cache. if it is not there, it will search on the l2 cache. after that, if not, it will have to access the ram to load the instruction.
- How to delete cache and cookies on Chrome, Firefox and Coc Coc

to speed up chrome, firefox or coc coc, users should delete browsing history, browser cache and cookies.
- How to clear the cache and set up Adobe Flash Player?

in the series of articles about adobe flash player, we have some basic skills to fix common problems with flash player in the browser. but how to delete the cache - cache and settings - settings of flash player? read the lower part of the article!
- How to clear DNS cache on Mac

if you're having trouble loading a website in your browser, your dns cache could be the culprit. you can delete this cache without harming anything on your mac.
- Learn how Cache works (Part 2)

in this section we are only interested in previous historical aspects of cache. if you are not interested in this topic, you can skip it to read the next section.
- Speed up Windows Vista

the following article is a step-by-step guide to optimizing the performance of windows vista systems. let's find out with the network administrator!
- Instructions for clearing Twitter cache on iPhone and iPad

now, you can clean up twitter's cache and control the amount of storage it uses. follow these steps to remove twitter cache on your iphone and ipad device.
- Learn how cache works

memory cache is the type of high-speed memory available inside the cpu to speed up access to data and instructions stored in ram. in this tutorial, we will show you how this memory works in the most understandable way.
- Learn about DNS Cache spoofing and DNS Cache poisoning

dns cache is a file on your isp or computer, containing a list of ip addresses of frequently used web sites.
- How to delete a Windows Service on Windows 7, 8, 10, Vista and Windows XP

with a large number of services in the list, there is no role, nor can it be used for anything, you can completely delete that service permanently instead of disabling it.