Back side bus

Sometimes abbreviated as BSB, the back side bus is the computer bus used to connect the CPU to the L2 Cache and was first introduced with the Intel Pentium Pro. The back side bus is a part of the CPU and has a speed that is dependent on the speed of the processor.

Also see: Bus, Front Side Bus, Motherboard definitions

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