Infoplex Data Base Computer Architecture Concepts And Directions
Infoplex Data Base Computer Architecture Concepts And Directions
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Furthermore, the inherent parallelism within each memory level and among different memory levels provides high throughput for the memory system as a whole. Since the functional levels are designed with high parallelism of operation as one of its major objectives, the processor making the request can take advantage of the high memory access time variance. For example, by making use of the expected time of response (ETR) for a given memory request, generated by the memory system in response to a ...memory request, the processor making the request can schedule its activities accordingly. Various schemes are used to make the automatic management of the memory hierarchy efficient. Some of these strategies 59 are discussed in a latter section.
3. 2. 2. 2 Storage devices Traditionally, computer direct access storage has been dominated by two fairly distinct technologies: (1) ferrite core and, later, metal oxide semiconductor (MOS) LSI memories with microsecond access times and relatively high costs, and (2) rotating magnetic media (magnetic drums and disks) with access time in the range of 10 to 100 milliseconds and relatively low costs.
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Furthermore, the inherent parallelism within each memory level and among different memory levels provides high throughput for the memory system as a whole. Since the functional levels are designed with high parallelism of operation as one of its major objectives, the processor making the request can take advantage of the high memory access time variance. For example, by making use of the expected time of response (ETR) for a given memory request, generated by the memory system in response to a ...memory request, the processor making the request can schedule its activities accordingly. Various schemes are used to make the automatic management of the memory hierarchy efficient. Some of these strategies 59 are discussed in a latter section.
3. 2. 2. 2 Storage devices Traditionally, computer direct access storage has been dominated by two fairly distinct technologies: (1) ferrite core and, later, metal oxide semiconductor (MOS) LSI memories with microsecond access times and relatively high costs, and (2) rotating magnetic media (magnetic drums and disks) with access time in the range of 10 to 100 milliseconds and relatively low costs.
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