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1 Cache Chapter 11 Sepehr Naimi

2 CPU and Different Memories
L1 L2 L3 DRAM Flash ROM Hard disk Faster

3 Fully Associative

4 Direct Mapped

5 2-way Set Associative

6 4-way Set Associative

7 Direct-mapped cache for 16M Memory

8 2-way Set Associative cache for 16M Memory

9 4-way Set Associative cache for 16M Memory

10 A 32-bit Computer with a 2-way Set associative Cache

11 Updating Main Memory

12 L1, L2, and L3 Cache

13 L2 Cache Feeding Code and Data to L1 Caches

14 Hyper-threaded CPU vs. Multiprocessing

15 An Exmple of Dual-Core Processor

16 Cortex-A53 Processor

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