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Modern processors that are not slaves to backwards compatibility have fewer and fewer instructions that operate directly upon data in RAM. This is largely because of the stupendous difference in speed at which a processor can access its registers versus the speed at which a processor can access memory. Modern processors that are not slaves to backwards compatibility have fewer and fewer instructions that operate directly upon data in RAM. This is largely because of the stupendous difference in speed at which a processor can access its registers versus the speed at which a processor can access memory.
The following two images are from the [Formulus Black Blog](https://formulusblack.com/blog/compute-performance-distance-of-data-as-a-measure-of-latency/) and are quite informative. The following two images are from the [Formulus Black Blog](https://formulusblack.com/blog/compute-performance-distance-of-data-as-a-measure-of-latency/) and are quite informative. Note this has become a dead link. Most unfortunate.
This image relates typical latency (delay) in gaining access to data in various places. This image relates typical latency (delay) in gaining access to data in various places.