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Latency and throughput term use in processor pipelines • Latency─ the time taken to complete an individual operation • Throughput─ the rate at which operations can be completed
Latency and throughput term use in memory • Latency─ the time taken to complete an individual memory read or write operation • Throughput─ the rate at which operations can be completed
Bandwidth term use in Memory • Bandwidth─ the total rate at which data can be moved between the processor and memory • Bandwidth─ can be thought of as the product of the throughput and the amount of data referenced by each memory operation
Example • Assume─ a memory system latency of 10 ns per operation • Assume─ A data width of 32 bits • Assume─ only one operation can be performed at a time and there is no delay between operations
Solution for the throughput and bandwidth of the memory system • Throughput = l/(latency) when operations execute sequentially • = 1/ (10 ns) system = 100 million operations/s. • Each operation references 32 bits of data, the bandwidth = 32 ×100 million operations/s = 3.2 billion bits/s, or (3.2 billion/8) = 400 million bytes/s
Actual bandwidth achievable in practice • Generally much less than the peak bandwidth when running programs on a computer • No requests going to the memory system at certain times • Conflicts for memory banks, and other factors at certain times
