a fixed size register of vs of size x-bits

Both phrases are correct, but they are used in slightly different contexts. 'A fixed size register of' is more general and can be used when referring to any fixed size register, while 'of size x-bits' is more specific and indicates the exact size of the register in terms of bits.

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a fixed size register of

This phrase is correct and commonly used in English.

This phrase is used to describe a register that has a predetermined, unchangeable size.

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a fixed size register of 64 bits. The largest Java primitive values (long and double ) fit into these registers. Objects are passed by reference, as Java always does.

Alternatives:

a register of fixed size
a register with a fixed size

of size x-bits

This phrase is correct and commonly used in English.

This phrase is used to specify the exact size of a register in terms of bits.

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For example, to transfer a message (or file) of size X (bits) from point A to B. If D is the delay in (sec). Your throughput would be X/D (measured in bits/sec). Sep 2 ...
The amount of time it takes to factor a number of x bits is asymptotically the same as the time it takes to solve a discrete log over a field of size x bits. However in ...
... science,volume 1267, issue. 210, 1997. ▫ Involves xoring the fragments each of which is X bits by dividing the total packet into fragments of size X bits ...
Wave files: I don't know how much you know about soundfiles, but: If you just want to add silence try it this way: Each sample is of size X bits: so ...

Alternatives:

x-bit sized register
register size of x bits

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a fixed size register of vs of size x-bits