In response to the growing gap between memory access time and processor speed, DRAM manufacturers have created several new DRAM architectures. This paper presents a simulation-based performance study of a representative group, each evaluated in a small system organization. These small-system organizations correspond to workstation-class computers and use on the order of 10 DRAM chips. The study covers Fast Page Mode, Extended Data Out, Synchronous, Enhanced Synchronous, Synchronous Link, Rambus, and Direct Rambus designs. Our simulations reveal several things: (a) current advanced DRAM technologies are attacking the memory bandwidth problem but not the latency problem; (b) bus transmission speed will soon become a primary factor limiting me...
The growing gap between processor speed and memory access time becomes more and more a performance l...
Given a fixed CPU architecture and a fixed DRAM timing specification, there is still a large design ...
THE WIDENING GAP BETWEEN TODAY’S PROCESSOR AND MEMORY SPEEDS MAKES DRAM SUBSYSTEM DESIGN AN INCREASI...
In response to the growing gap between memory access time and processor speed, DRAM manufacturers ha...
Abstract — This paper presents a simulation-based performance study of several of the new high-perfo...
In response to the growing gap between memory access time and processor speed, DRAM manufacturers ha...
In response to the growing gap between memory access time and processor speed, DRAM manufacturers ha...
This paper presents a simulation-based performance study of several of the new high-performance DRAM...
Dynamic Random Access Memories (DRAM) are the dominant solid-state memory devices used for primary m...
Dynamic Random Access Memories (DRAM) are the dominant solid-state memory devices used for primary m...
Dynamic Random Access Memories (DRAM) are the dominant solid-state memory devices used for primary m...
The performance characteristics of modern DRAM memory systems are impacted by two primary attributes...
In an extensively data-driven and technology-centric world, there has presently been a high demand f...
Given a fixed CPU architecture and a fixed DRAM timing specification, there is still a large design ...
Several DRAM architectures exist with each differing in their performance, power and cost metrics. T...
The growing gap between processor speed and memory access time becomes more and more a performance l...
Given a fixed CPU architecture and a fixed DRAM timing specification, there is still a large design ...
THE WIDENING GAP BETWEEN TODAY’S PROCESSOR AND MEMORY SPEEDS MAKES DRAM SUBSYSTEM DESIGN AN INCREASI...
In response to the growing gap between memory access time and processor speed, DRAM manufacturers ha...
Abstract — This paper presents a simulation-based performance study of several of the new high-perfo...
In response to the growing gap between memory access time and processor speed, DRAM manufacturers ha...
In response to the growing gap between memory access time and processor speed, DRAM manufacturers ha...
This paper presents a simulation-based performance study of several of the new high-performance DRAM...
Dynamic Random Access Memories (DRAM) are the dominant solid-state memory devices used for primary m...
Dynamic Random Access Memories (DRAM) are the dominant solid-state memory devices used for primary m...
Dynamic Random Access Memories (DRAM) are the dominant solid-state memory devices used for primary m...
The performance characteristics of modern DRAM memory systems are impacted by two primary attributes...
In an extensively data-driven and technology-centric world, there has presently been a high demand f...
Given a fixed CPU architecture and a fixed DRAM timing specification, there is still a large design ...
Several DRAM architectures exist with each differing in their performance, power and cost metrics. T...
The growing gap between processor speed and memory access time becomes more and more a performance l...
Given a fixed CPU architecture and a fixed DRAM timing specification, there is still a large design ...
THE WIDENING GAP BETWEEN TODAY’S PROCESSOR AND MEMORY SPEEDS MAKES DRAM SUBSYSTEM DESIGN AN INCREASI...
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