Prefetching is one approach to reducing the latency of memory op-erations in modem computer systems. In this paper, we describe the Markov prefetcher. This prefetcher acts as an interface between the on-chip and off-chip cache, and can be added to existing com-puter designs. The Markov prefetcher is distinguished by prefetch-ing multiple reference predictions from the memory subsystem, and then prioritizing the delivery of those references to the processor. This design results in a prefetching system that provides good coverage, is accurate and produces timely results that can be ef-fectively used by the processor. In our cycle-level simulations, the Markov Prefetcher reduces the overall execution stalls due to in-struction and data memory ...
High performance processors employ hardware data prefetching to reduce the negative performance impa...
Prefetching, i.e., exploiting the overlap of processor com-putations with data accesses, is one of s...
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Memory access delay has been a major influence on microprocessor systems performance recently. On-ch...
An important technique for alleviating the memory bottleneck is data prefetching. Data prefetching ...
Modern operating systems use main memory as a cache over disk-based storage. The time spent waiting ...
As the trends of process scaling make memory system even more crucial bottleneck, the importance of ...
Processor performance has increased far faster than memories have been able to keep up with, forcing...
Recent technological advances are such that the gap between processor cycle times and memory cycle t...
The widely acknowledged performance gap between processors and memory has been the subject of much r...
In the last century great progress was achieved in developing processors with extremely high computa...
Memory accesses continue to be a performance bottleneck for many programs, and prefetching is an ef...
Abstract—Hardware prefetching improves system performance by hiding and tolerating the latencies of ...
Memory access latency is the primary performance bottle-neck in modern computer systems. Prefetching...
As the gap between processor performance and memory performance continues to broaden with time, tech...
High performance processors employ hardware data prefetching to reduce the negative performance impa...
Prefetching, i.e., exploiting the overlap of processor com-putations with data accesses, is one of s...
The full text of this article is not available on SOAR. WSU users can access the article via IEEE Xp...
Memory access delay has been a major influence on microprocessor systems performance recently. On-ch...
An important technique for alleviating the memory bottleneck is data prefetching. Data prefetching ...
Modern operating systems use main memory as a cache over disk-based storage. The time spent waiting ...
As the trends of process scaling make memory system even more crucial bottleneck, the importance of ...
Processor performance has increased far faster than memories have been able to keep up with, forcing...
Recent technological advances are such that the gap between processor cycle times and memory cycle t...
The widely acknowledged performance gap between processors and memory has been the subject of much r...
In the last century great progress was achieved in developing processors with extremely high computa...
Memory accesses continue to be a performance bottleneck for many programs, and prefetching is an ef...
Abstract—Hardware prefetching improves system performance by hiding and tolerating the latencies of ...
Memory access latency is the primary performance bottle-neck in modern computer systems. Prefetching...
As the gap between processor performance and memory performance continues to broaden with time, tech...
High performance processors employ hardware data prefetching to reduce the negative performance impa...
Prefetching, i.e., exploiting the overlap of processor com-putations with data accesses, is one of s...
The full text of this article is not available on SOAR. WSU users can access the article via IEEE Xp...