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> 1) the memory speeds are increasing and approach those of the CPU ― that's definitely not true today; What does "speed" mean here? Latency? Bandwidth?
by sapiogram 2y ago
> 1) the memory speeds are increasing and approach those of the CPU ― that's definitely not true today;
What does "speed" mean here? Latency? Bandwidth?
- gpderetta 2y agoIt means keeping the instruction fetcher fed. So bandwidth primarily, but also latency when resteering it after a jump.
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