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  • double_arrow Cache Memory
  • double_arrow Direct Memory Access (DMA)
  • double_arrow I/O interface
  • double_arrow Interrupts
  • double_arrow Pipelining

Which of the following is NOT a typical source of an interrupt?

A cache hit is not a typical source of an interrupt. Interrupts are usually generated by events like timer overflows, division by zero errors, and I/O device requests.

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