Understanding the differences between 8bit, 16bit, 32bit, and 64bit -- Arrow Tech Trivia

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2^8 does not give you 255 unique numbers, it gives you 256. You MUST count the number 0 (zero).

2^8 = 256, 2^16=65536 ...

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That means I 8bit console is console we don't have a lot memory?

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Finally I understand how bits works.
Good explanation

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So the next step is a 1024 bit CPU.

Thank you, this was very informative!

ok simple qsn , 2^32=4,mm.......... bits right? = 0.5GB , and the whole world says it 4 GB howwww?/????

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a complete fool, who has no idea about what he is saying on what microprocessors do and someone will believe the fool knows anything by using complex sounding words to teach anything, just unbelieveable how these indians from india claim to be the ones who invented anything

To this day, I'm caught off guard and astonished at the exponential size and value of 64bit systems

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Sixty-Four Bits
Thirty-Two Bits
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FOUR BITS
TWO BITS
ONE BIT
HALF-BIT
QUARTER BIT

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Although, modern 64-bit processors only address RAM using 40-bits which is only 1 TB of RAM.

Why is there no ad in this video?

Can I say - 64 bit processors are faster than 32 bit processors? Or again there is any hidden term here?

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When do you read chip as 8bit, 16, 32 etc with a programmer like Xprog, because default it always 8 bit selected, when do you know that this chip must be read in 16 bit or 32 bit .

I get confuse when I open a programmer and a smal 8 legged eeprom is ready to ready but don’t know if to select 8bit to read or 16bit.

Please help with a simple techniques


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Where's my 512 bit computer?

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I am trying to find out what the actual size of bit in inches. I understand binary. Before it blows my mind, how many transistors you are on a chip

Sir, Arduino 8 bit + Arduino 8 bit= 16 Bit. Is that possible??

A bit stilted and boarderline accuracy.
8b processors can do 64b math it just takes a few extra cycles. The 4bit 4004 came befor the 8008.
Mainframe CPUs have been calculating on the order of 64b+/- since vacuum tubes in the 1940's. Its just the significant digits needed in engineering studies. Even the 16b x86 family had an x87 floating point coprocessor availible since 1980 giving it accelerated high accuracy math, using 80b internally to avoid rounding errors on full 64bit input and output.(built into the same die with 80486 and later)
The length of memory registers is a separate issue, but the amount that a given register length can handle is greatly effected by the type of memory managment.
Anyway for all these reasons mass market 128b cpus are not likely to become a thing.

The reason early IC microprocessors were only 4b then 8b is due to the inverse economy of scale on the physical size of silicon chips. More bits greatly increases the number of transistors on chip. The yields back then were terrible, like 70% had defects even with the smallest cpus, makeing a larger chip increased the odds it would have a defect and quickly approached 100% loss.
The largest gains and cost reductions of the 70s were not from shrinking transistor size, it was from improvment in the raw wafer quality and a new process that didn't peel off masking, first used on the 6502.(The 6502 dropped the price of an 8b cpu from $300 to $25 in about a year due to reduced defects.)

Completely wrong. You does not understand virtual memory. Windows can execute 32bits and 64bits programs on the came CPU.
This 32 or 64 bits is addressing mode of virtual memory. Problem is a bit more complicated.

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Isn't 2^32 actually 4.3 billion?

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This is the best video I found explaining 33 and 64 bit confusion. I understood the theory very well