What is the waiting condition?
Waiting is a period when the central processing unit (CPU) of the computer cannot work because waiting for something to happen. During this period, the computer slows down and can create a bubble where a defect in communication delays all commands until the processor can solve it. This is a particularly common problem on a computer with a central processing unit that works at higher speeds than memory. The processor must wait for the memory to catch up with certain operations, and as a result it can have a lot of delay. A common example occurs when a user wakes up a computer from sleep mode. Instead of starting immediately, it can hang for a moment while the CPU and the random access memory (RAM) return to synchronization and restart the operating system and any programs that run when the computer went to sleep.
A computer with a zero waiting state does not experience these delays. The commands are instant and CPU never has to wait for a response from RAM to make a task. This requires a design where both work at pSfmeable speeds and CPUs do not have to be suspended to allow RAM to synchronize it. This is more advantageous for users because it is more efficient and does not have to wait for the computer to solve the delay and will be fully functional again.
Some computers naturally evoke the state of waiting. Rather than constantly operating the CPU, the computer can turn it off when it is not needed. This reduces energy demand that can be important for mobile devices. It also maintains a computer cooler and can reduce the need for a cooling system. For a notebook that can warm up very quickly, the waiting condition can maintain a safe operating temperature and reduce the amount of time the fan needs, if at all, which will save energy in the turn and maintain the battery life.
Computer technology often develops from synchronization, with some components are faster and more capable, while others are lagging behind. This can increase the effect of waiting status because the computer may have an extremely fast processor but slower RAM and CPU is limited by RRAM. Users who are willing to pay bonuses can have access to faster components if available.