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c
The L-2 cache’ is normally much bigger, such as 256, 512 or 1024 Kb. The purpose of the
L-2 cache’ is to constantly read in slightly larger quantities of data from the main memory,
so that the information is available to the L-1 cache’. The latency of L-2 cache’ is 6 clock
cycles or 3 nsec. Note that when L-1 is to be reloaded, it is the latency of L-2 which is
applicable.
c
The comments about reloading of the L-1 cache’ from L-2 also apply to loading of L-2 cache’
from the main memory and the same issues of code replacement apply, but now with 3 times
the penalty time.
c
The reloading ...
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