Give two reasons why caches are useful.What problems do they solve? What problems do they cause?

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A: Introduction: Cache memory is a sort of computer memory that is fast and relatively tiny. Cache, or…

Q: Computer with 64 bit logical address and page size is 4K. Main memory is 8 GB which 2 GB is…

A: Logical address= 64 bit Logical address size= 264 Bytes Physical address size = 8GB = 233 Bytes…

Q: What is the difference between a physical and virtual address? Please contrast and clarify.

A: Introduction: The hardware addresses of physical memory are referred to as physical addresses. The…

Q: 2.1. How is virtual memory related to paging? 2.2. Draw a diagram showing how virtual addresses are…

A: Virtual Memory in Operating System Virtual Memory is a storage allocation scheme in which secondary…

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

A: Introduction: The set-associative cache combines the benefits of both explicit and fully associative…

Q: A multiprocessor has a 3.3 GHz clock (0.3 nsec) and CPI = 0.7 when references are satisfied by the…

A: The effective CPI for the multiprocessor with 2% remote references is:             CPI = Base CPI +…

Q: Give two reasons why caches are useful. What problems do they solve? What problems do they cause? If…

A: Caches are extremely fast storage system that holds the copy of information to be accessed on the…

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Q: has 1 G byte of Ram and it has 64 G byte of virtual memory. The page size is 4 K bytes. Disk size is…

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Q: What is a batch operating system exactly, and how does it function?

A: Operating System and its function An operating system (OS) is the program that, after being…

Q: a 8-way set-associative cache that has a capacity of 64 KIB (1 KiB = 1C Bytes) and each block…

A: Given Data : Associative = 8 way Cache size = 64 KB Block size = 64 B

Q: Conceptually, what is a cache ? What is it good for?

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Q: please help me. thank you Currently, in a PC equipped with 8 GByte of main memory, the CPU actually…

A: Solution As, per the given logical and physical address space the problem is being solved with the…

Q: Explain why a batch operating system would not be able to handle modern applications like airlne…

A: Q1. Batch processing: without human  interruption when series of processes are run , then these…

Q: A processor has an 30-bit physical address space (A memory address is 30-bit). It also has a…

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Q: A digital computer has a memory unit of 64k * 16 and a cache memory of 1k words. The cache uses…

A: Given that:      Main memory size = 64K = 26 X 210 = 216 words      Cache memory size = 1K = 20 X…

Q: What is an example for a cache hit? O The cache hit refers to the data that is most popular, i.e.…

A: Cache Memory : Cache memory component is present between CPU and main memory of the computer. These…

Q: How does cache memory help improve performance of our computer systems?   Given the performance…

A: Cache memory :- Cache memory is a type of memory in computer system which is volatile (temporary) in…

Q: A certain computer provides its users with a virtual-memory space of 236 bytes. The computer has 230…

A: Adhering to the answering guidelines, solving the first question completely Virtual memory is total…

Q: Give two examples of why caches are beneficial. What issue are they supposed to solve? What kind of…

A: Given: Give two examples of why caches are beneficial. What issue are they supposed to solve? What…

Q: Operating systems Question 9 When should we use streams rather than datagrams? Question 10 What is…

A: Answer 9: Here we write when should we use streams rather then datagram. 1.if you want connection…

Q: Cache/Memory Layout: A computer has an 8 GByte memory with 64 bit word sizes. Each block of memory…

A: Solution The address format can be computed in two format: 1. For memory addresses 8GB = 1GW (64…

Q: What is the problem caused by the way that heap memory is managed? How did the Mac OS deal with it?

A: Heap-memory: It is a memory region in which the machine receives dynamically allocated memory at…

Q: Explain the effect of having a computer that does not have an operating system.  Why does an…

A: Operating System handles all the basic functionality to handle and execute system, it maintain all…

Q: What is snooping protocl and cache?

A: Actually, memory is a used to stores the data.

Q: a) It utilizes an ink that can withstand etching solution to protect the copper trace of the PCB.

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Q: Computer Science Please explain in detail the steps in translating a 24 bit virtual address to a 32…

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Q: A multiprocessor has a 3.3 GHz clock (0.3 nsec) and CPI = 0.7 when references are satisfied by the…

A: Given, the multiprocessor has a 3.3 GHz clock, i.e.

Q: 1. an off chip cache might be reasonably be how big a. 4kb b. 256kb c. 4mb d. 256mb

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Q: 1a.) Explain why an operating system is regarded as a resource manager; and give two examples of…

A: The operating system acts as a manager of the above resources and allocates them to specific…

Q: Caches are helpful for a few of reasons. What is the purpose of their work? What are the…

A: The answer is given below.

Q: Consider a system with numerous processors, each with its own cache, but shared main memory amongst…

A: Cache memory is a chip-based computer component that improves the efficiency with which data is…

Q: Give two reasons why caches are useful.what problem they do solve? What problem they do cause? If a…

A: Uses of cache memory:  To speed up and synchronizing with high-speed CPU. To reduce the average…

Q: What is the procedure for allocating memory? Use clear wording to distinguish between logical and…

A: Answer: Memory allocation is a process by which computer programs and services are assigned with…

Q: uppose a byte-addressable computer using 8-way set associative cache has 8 GB of main memor nd a…

A: A)  Total number of main memory block = 2^33/2^4 = 2^29  B)  Size of offset field = log(block size)…

Q: (True or False) A system can reach a saturation point if the CPU is fully utilized but is allowed to…

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Q: What is essential about a data cache? Under which conditions do caches work? Which key technical…

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Q: Can you explain to me if its is possible to increase the number of threads within processes without…

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Q: Caches have two characteristics, a read architecture and a write policy. Critically discuss the…

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Q: Select the best answer regarding what virtual memory techniques are trying to achieve. Group of…

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Q: 58. The operating system reserves space on disk for storing virtual-memory pages that are not…

A: Given that, 58. The operating system reserves space on disk for storing virtual-memory pages that…

Q: Cache

A: Given :-  Cache replacement policies and Cache memory   Need to choose the correct option (with no…

Q: Exactly what is a batch operating system, and how does it work?

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Q: Operating system What is the difference between internal and external fragmentation? How does…

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Q: Please answer the following question A computer provides a virtual memory space of 248 bytes. The…

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Properties of different architectures

Software architectures are the blueprint of a software system. They consist of all components involved in a system, relations between various components, the environment of operation, and the principle used in designing the software. In other words, software architecture shows the organization of different software structures and helps understand their behavior.