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mash [69]
3 years ago
6

The processor in Q1 above is converted into an 8-stage pipeline, similar to the one discussed on slide 8 of lecture 16. It takes

125 ps to navigate the circuits in each stage. Assume that latches do not introduce a noticeable delay overhead.1. What is the clock speed of this processor? 2. What is the CPI of this processor, assuming that every load/store instruction finds its instruction/data in the instruction or data cache, and there are no stalls from data/control/structural hazards? 3. What is the throughput of this processor (in billion instructions per second)?
Computers and Technology
1 answer:
Nadusha1986 [10]3 years ago
3 0

Answer:

1000/125 billion instructions per second.

Explanation:

All the stages take 125ps and latch time was outlooked.

The clock speed would be the highest stage time in all 5 stages. Here all are same clock speed it would be 125ps only.

throughput = 1/cycle time so ⇒ 1/125 instructions/ps

Since we want it in billion instructions per second so we have to multiply with 10⁻⁹ /10⁻¹² then the result is 1000/125 billion instructions per second.

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