Cache Design - An Overview

COA: Cache Design - An Overview
Topics discussed:
1. Cache Design involves
• Block Placement
• Block Identification
• Block Replacement
• Write Strategy
2. Revisiting Block Placement and Identification with respect to Cache Design.
3. Understanding the need and introduction to Block Replacement.
4. Different Write Strategies for
• Write Hit
• Write Miss

Music:
Axol x Alex Skrindo - You [NCS Release]

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[saravanansanthi]

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[jaimefranco]

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[abhisheksingharya]

thank you so much for making this topic so simple for me

[samarthtandale]

Great session sir as always, just had one doubt ... In no write allocate, after updating the data in main memory is it brought into the cache then ... ?

[toctoc]

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[jankeshchakravarthy]

Hello Neso Academy. - I appreciate the clarity and presentation of the material. Please continue the good work.

Is it possible to have capacity miss in direct mapping? Is it possible to have conflict miss in fully associative mapping? Lastly, is it possible to have conflict miss in set associative mapping? My understanding(based on earlier explanation), there will be only conflict miss in direct mapping, similarly, there will be only conflict miss in k- map set associative mapping? On other topic, are you planning to cover coherency misses in later videos?

@14.00 In case of write miss with NO-write allocate, when will block cached?

[rohitsaharan]

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