Journal of Systems ArchitecturePerformance evaluation of computer architectures with main memory data compression - Kjelso, Gooch, et al. - 1999 () Citation Context ...ve to an uncompressed swap system. However,
This provision allows the operating system to load users’ programs into users’ memory, to dump out those programs in case of errors, to access and modify parameters of system calls, to perform I/O to and from user memory, and to provide many other services. 这项规定允许操作系统将用户程序...
Computer Architecture 1 CPU IAS (The computer’s main memory) Store (e.g. Disk, DVD) Input/output Interfaces Clock Bus Keyboard, printer, mouse monitor, etc. Computer Architecture 2 The Bus consists of a system of wires which allow communication between the parts of the computer T...
Non-Volatile Main Memory (NVMM) systems provide high performance by directly manipulating persistent data in-memory, but require crash consistency support to recover data in a consistent state in case of a power failure or system crash. In this work, we focus on the interplay betw...
3D XPoint is the first commercially available main memory NVM solution targeting mainstream computer systems. Previous database studies on NVM memory evalu
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For platforms that support it, zero-copy memory mapping yields a substantial increase in throughput. VPI supports easy interoperation with existing projects that make use of OpenCV and NVIDIA® CUDA® SDK libraries, among others. This allows for gradual replacement of existing computing tasks with...
(4) Processor cards may contain multiple processors and main memory cards contain large volumes of DRAM and multiple controllers. The two cards are placed back-to-back in adjacent slots. Antenna arrays are mounted on the back of the respective card and face each-other at near-field distances....
A memory architecture having one or more shared high-bandwidth memory subsystems each coupled over a plurality of buses to a display subsystem, a central processing unit (CPU) subsystem, input/output
<div p-id="p-0001">A computing system is disclosed that includes a memory controller in a processor socket normally reserved for a processor. A plurality of non-volatile memory modules may be plugged