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The Intel Core i7 processor contains the memory controller integrated directly within the CPU die. This design allows for faster communication between the processor and the RAM, reducing latency and improving overall system performance. By placing the memory controller on the same chip, Intel enhances data transfer rates and efficiency compared to older architectures where the memory controller was located on the motherboard.

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