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by gizmo686
4023 days ago
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Well, Turing machines do not have random access memory (which changes the big-theta complexity of algorithms), and that operations such as multiplications would be complicated and multi-cycle, whereas conventional CPUs can easily parralize them. If you were comparing the performs of mov-only programs, a specialized cpu would likely be faster. Otherwise, there is a good reason we do not actually use Turing machines. |
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