
سخنرانی 1. مقدمه و مبانی
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تاریخ: 12 ژانویه 2015
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سخنرانی 1. مقدمه و مبانی
مدرس: پروفسور اونور متلو (
تاریخ: 12 ژانویه 2015
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This is awesome
thank you, learning form CMU at home
A very good course, yet the cameraman is not as great
worst camera man, not focusing on slides ,,awesome teacher.
Great content ! I wish subtitles were available, so I could really speed up the videos
Memory Hog Problem (Solution, my thoughts): Considering the bottleneck is memory controller and I see the primary reason is the fetch logic is predefined and hard to control as a static parameter. What if we abstract the functions of the memory controller and leave them as API's to be implemented on the system software layer. What I mean is suppose we if we have an interface to implement scheduling logic, we can actually implement the memory access logic on the device driver of the controller and have the device point to this logic. This makes it more generic.
the real game changers watch online Lectures.
thank you sir.
thank you.!
Subscribed , Loked , dude i am not gay but now i can kiss your ass
Good video, your seem great, unfortunately the intro is way too long, its almost 30 minutes before I get any relevant information, in the middle, there are too many bits of complicated things combined with irrelevant examples, I had to give up after 27 minutes, because I have no clue when you will actually start talking about the basics of computer architecture, which is the title of the video.
Could you open the cc ? My listening is too bad.
Question isn't their a problem with selecting rows and columns with a Mux, as if you were to activate multiple rows when activating a column you activate all values that have a row activated?
Hi, is all other professors are this good!?
It's an absolute and total crime to give free college lessons on Youtube.
DO IT MORE OFTEN 😀
Is this guy swiss?
This is fucking awosome ….thanks a lot mit
ADD AUTOMATIC ENG SUBTITLES PLS!!!!
slide notes : http://www.archive.ece.cmu.edu/~ece447/s15/doku.php?id=schedule
Finally something that's not basic elementary Shit
Why here is'nt subtitles?
Great Tutorials. Thank You
why are there no subtitles here?
Wow! You are awesome, thank you very much for this material!
At 1:34:25, how about throttling the DRAM access. It'll definitely reduce the hammerings and shall not meet the access rates for erroring out adjacent memory rows.
Great explanation, Prof. i'm through 54m into this video, i think using separate row-buffers for each core would solve this issue. Like we do with servers, having multiple cache servers, replica of main servers for data access. Like wise, instead of mutli-cores with one DRAM and single row-buffer, keep the multi-cores with one DRAM but same number of row-buffers as cores. The OS scheduler will do the rest.
Is anyone doing the labs? Is there any reading I need to do for doing labs?
Who the F*%$ was operating the cam? Bloody focus on the screen. Cringy!!!!!
When you share knowledge you are the mvp
Power supplies are working at very low level of efficiency? well there are power supplies with 96% efficiency which is 80PLUS Titanium certification 🙂
please subs 🙁
does this course talk about how the cpu works with the memory ?
Nicely explained. Lot's of knowledge in the air. Thank you.
Is there a book for this course with which I can work?
Normally I finish a course in a month or so doing 1 hr everyday. But this will take 2 months..good course though
so long lectures
Question for anyone to answer: What would you say you need as background knowledge for this class? I am very unlucky to have been thrown into the technology field and to have had very little background in CS. If anyone could please tell me what I should know before going into this class, it would be helpful! Thank you!
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Better they project the screen instead of the Professor. Probably, he looks so handsome, that the videographer might have got confused what to project!!!
Man, kids are so lucky these day; if only I had access to this when I was 15 or sth.
Denial of memory service—does one row buffer per each core can serve the purpose?I mean for 2 cores 2 row buffers are need and in DRAM Memory controller we need to set equal priority for both the core requests. @Prof. Onur Mutlu
A key factor in determining the cost of an integrated circuit is volume. Which of
the following are reasons why a chip made in high volume should cost less?
1. With high volumes, the manufacturing process can be tuned to a particular
design, increasing the yield.
2. It is less work to design a high-volume part than a low-volume part.
3. Te masks used to make the chip are expensive, so the cost per chip is lower
for higher volumes.
4. Engineering development costs are high and largely independent of volume;
thus, the development cost per die is lower with high-volume parts.
5. High-volume parts usually have smaller die sizes than low-volume parts and
therefore have higher yield per wafer
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Anyone who knows how to change the sound to mono output?
The cough @29:00 😒
Sir I am a great fan of yours and I admire the research you have done on NOC
Is any pre knowlege required for this? and if yes, what is it and where can i find lectures on that?
Please focus the camera on the screen.
hi Professor . I have question about course , I'm interesting in embedded system so I want understand Computer Architecture for microcontroller and microprocessor arch(ALU – GPR-SP-IR) and the interfacing with memory(how to know ->size of register of memory ,databus , address bus ) to write efficient code .. will this course help me ? if not please tell me link of course which will help me thanks .