Rice: Created page with "Category:Computer Architecture \* This is self research from wikipedia The '''Princeton architecture''' (aka. '''von Neumann architecture''') is a CPU design that notably combine instruction and data memory into a single memory (unlike its counterpart, Harvard architecture). = Advantages = * Due to a unified memory, Princeton architecture is simpler * Simpler is cheaper * Because instruction and data cannot be accessed at the same time, Princeton is slower."

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Created page with "Category:Computer Architecture \* This is self research from wikipedia The '''Princeton architecture''' (aka. '''von Neumann architecture''') is a CPU design that notably combine instruction and data memory into a single memory (unlike its counterpart, Harvard architecture). = Advantages = * Due to a unified memory, Princeton architecture is simpler * Simpler is cheaper * Because instruction and data cannot be accessed at the same time, Princeton is slower."

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\* This is self research from wikipedia

The '''Princeton architecture''' (aka. '''von Neumann architecture''') is a CPU design that notably combine instruction and data memory into a single memory (unlike its counterpart, [[Harvard architecture]]).

= Advantages =

* Due to a unified memory, Princeton architecture is simpler
* Simpler is cheaper
* Because instruction and data cannot be accessed at the same time, Princeton is slower.

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