In the memory architecture, the order of memory capacity from maximum to minimum is ( ). A, register - main memory - cache - auxiliary memory B, register - main memory - auxiliary storage - cache C, auxiliary storage - main memory - cache - register D, register - cache - main memory - auxiliary storage

In the memory architecture, the order of memory capacity from maximum to minimum is ( ). A, register - main memory - cache - auxiliary memory B, register - main memory - auxiliary storage - cache C, auxiliary storage - main memory - cache - register D, register - cache - main memory - auxiliary storage

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