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....more severe and the processor may be unable to communicate across the chip in a single cycle [1, 2] Agarwal et al. 1] predict that current processor designs will improve by at best, 12.5 per year in terms of performance over the next fourteen years due to hardware scaling concerns. Prior work [1, 3, 4] has demonstrated the need to consider both cycle time and throughput (IPC) when measuring overall processor performance. However, architects often have little or incomplete physical design information about the architectural space they are considering. Accurate area and delay information for a ....
....of the maximum latency configurations (17 32) we see a dramatic increase in BIPS for these configurations due to the cycle time we are able to achieve with the deeper pipelining. The extra data cache latencies and larger branch misprediction depth are particularly hard to tolerate, as shown in [3], and have a large impact on IPC for these configurations. This again, demonstrates the importance of examining both IPC and cycle time when exploring a design space. Ultimately, these results emphasize the importance of taking interconnect e#ects into account when exploring an architectural ....
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