Talk:Real mode

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Contents 1 Ring Levels 2 Lamen info 3 Is celeron good for Africa 4 Article contradicts itself

[edit] Ring Levels

A description of ring levels would also be nice. For example: ring 0

[edit] Lamen info

[[WHAT IS THIS IN LAMENS TERMS]]

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It is very difficult to explain CPU operating modes without assuming a basic level of understanding on the part of the reader. If you don't have that understanding, following some of the related links in the article will help.

BTW, it's "Laymen's Terms."

[edit] Is celeron good for Africa

Hi,
found out that the Celeron PROCESSOR Generates more hot than the other INTER PROCESSORS,
 I feel Celeron should not be used in some parts of Africa,e.g,West,North,Southern Africa

skygold

^That is a good question, as long as your computer has proper functioning fans and heatsink the temperature shouldn't adversly affect the operation of your computer anywhere on earth people can live.^

[edit] Article contradicts itself

The first sentence states that real mode is a mode of 80286 and later processors, but the righthand sidebar/inset states that real mode was first supported in the 8086. -86.134.90.115 19:42, 11 August 2007 (UTC)