18 Dec 2009 CSE 30321 – Computer Architecture I – Fall 2009. Final Exam. December 18 Caches help to ensure faster “data supply times” to ensure that logic is not idle for larger number of CCs (e.g. the time to access off-chip memory).
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Computer Architecture. Lecture 14: Cache Memory cache.2. The Motivation for Caches. ° Motivation: • Large memories (DRAM) are slow. • Small memories
