Cache memory is a high-speed memory that is used to store frequently accessed instructions or data. Briefly explain how cache hit can occur?

Q: Check all that apply. Which one of the following four statements about the memory hierarchy are…

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Q: Assume that we have a computer with a cache memory of 512blocks with a total size of 128K bits.…

A: Given that the size of the cache is 128K bits. Therefore cache size in terms of bytes = 128K bits /…

Q: 32 bytes of memory.  16 bytes of set-associative cache, where blocks can go anywhere within the set.…

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Q: Suppose you are assigned a task to design a cache memory that will be helpful to improve the overall…

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Q: Memory Hierarchy and Caches PART 2 (thank you for the help)   5. Even though looping instructions…

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Q: What is the distinction between a clean cache and a totally associative cache? concepts.

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Q: • The entire cache block is read on any miss. • It takes one memory access to read (or write) a…

A: The entire cache block is read on any miss.  It takes one memory access to read (or write) a block…

Q: 6. Cache memory heips a) To reduce Control hazard of Instructions b) To reduce Resource conflicts of…

A: 6)cache memory helps a) To reduce control hazard of instructions b) To reduce resource conflicts of…

Q: Assume that we have a computer with a cache memory of 512 blocks with a total size of 128K bits.…

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Q: You have been chosen to be part of a team that is designing a computer and your role is to suggest a…

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Q: 8. Assume that the cache size is 256kB, and each cache line is 64 Bytes. (1) Let us assume this is a…

A: Given:   Cache size = 256kb = 218 Bytes  Cache line size = 64 Bytes = 26 bytes

Q: • Perform capacity planning for a two level memory hierarchy system. The first level, M, is a cache…

A: 1) Average access time ta can be calculated as below ta =(hit ratio * Tl)+(1-hit ratio)*(Tl +Tm)…

Q: What are the three fundamental distinctions between caches and virtual memory? Do not include any…

A: Introduction: Cache memory improves the CPU's access speed. It is a memory unit, or storage device,…

Q: When moving data/instructions from memory to cache, one of the current blocks must be modified to…

A: Instructions: In a computer and other electrical devices, a processor is a tiny chip. Its primary…

Q: Explain the following terms associated with cache design: (a) Write-through versus write-back…

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Q: 1. cache behavior Consider an overly simplistic direct cache of 256 bytes arranged as 16 cache lines…

A: Solution- Number of cache lines = 16 = 24 Number of words in a line = 1 Size of RAM = 256 bytes =…

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Q: Why cache memory is important

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Q: Given a byte-addressable computer with a cache that holds 4 blocks of 2 bytes each. If each memory…

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Q: Cache Mapping Technique 1. Suppose a computer using direct-mapped cache has 2 bytes of…

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Q: Assume that a system's memory has 128M bytes. Blocks are 64 bytes in length, and the cache consists…

A: The memory has 128M words = 27M = 27.220 = 27+20 = 227words. Hence it needs 27 bits for address…

Q: What is the difference between associative cache memory and content-addressable memory?

A: A CAM(Content-addressable memory) as the name implies is addressed by content. It is also known as…

Q: Suppose that we have a computer that uses a memory address of 12-bits. This computer has a 64-byte…

A: Suppose that we have a computer that uses a memory address of 12-bits. This computer has a 64-byte…

Q: 6: What is the difference between Write-Through and Write-Back Caches? Explain Evantages and…

A: cache: a cache is a hardware or software component that stores data so that future requests for that…

Q: Assume that we have a computer with a cache memory of 512 blocks with a total size of 128K bits.…

A: Given the cache's capacity of 128K bits. Cache capacity in bytes = 128K bits / 8 = 16KB Because this…

Q: consider someone is using direct-mapped cache memory, each external memory address maps to what?…

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Q: Assume A and B are two distinct memory blocks and are mapped to two separate cache lines. Consider…

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Q: 1. cache behavior Consider an overly simplistic direct cache of 256 bytes arranged as 16 cache lines…

A: Total Miss =10 miss rate =10/15=.66 means 66.66% Cache after all access Index tag Data 0…

Q: The read access times and the hit ratios for different caches in a memory hierarchy are as given…

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Q: Today's computers rely heavily on cache memory. Describe the function of cache memory and why, in…

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Q: 14 If a computer specified as a 32-bit processor and can execute up to 64 instructions. Show the…

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Q: uently/recently used data and instructions during instruction execution. With the aid of a diagram…

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Q: Cache memory is an important component of today's computers. Specify the purpose of cache memory and…

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Q: [15] For a direct mapped cache design with 32-bit address, the following bits of the address are…

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A: Introduction: A distinct and incredibly quick memory is cache memory. It is used to synchronize and…

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Q: Question 3 (Cache Memory Mapping): I

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Q: Question 1 A memory cache using a 41-bits address with 9 bits for index and 10 bits for offset. How…

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Q: Explain the following terms associated with cache and memory architectures. (a) Low-order memory…

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Q: You are given a direct-mapped cache of 4 blocks with four-word per block (a total of 16 words in the…

A: Given: No. of blocks:4 No. of words per block:4 total number of word in cache:16 main memory size :…

Q: Name four ways that, as a programmer, you can improve cache performance.

A: The fact that high processor speed can be only used when the data and instructions are accessible in…

Q: Describe write-through and write-back cache modification as they are used in shared memory systems,…

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Q: What does write back mean in terms of cache? Group of answer choices   a. When an error occurs in…

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A: Given:- QUESTION THREE (4) (a) Explain what is the function of buffer. (b) Give THREE (3) advantages…

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Types of database architectures

A Database Architecture represents the Database Management System’s (DBMS) design (schema). The DBMS architecture makes it easy to understand the components involved in the database system and their relations. The DBMS architecture may vary based on the system on which it runs. Some systems contain both client and server machines whereas some run only on a server machine. Based on the architecture, the system can be classified as centralized, decentralized, or hierarchical.