Memory hierarchy measures a computers performance issues. A general hierarchy would reflect the following. Internal ; processor registers and cache, main; ram and controller cards, on-line mass storage and online bulk-storage.
The hierarchy exists because
A ranking of computer memory devices, with devices having the fastest access time at the top of the hierarchy, and devices with slower access times but larger capacity and lower cost at lower levels.
The way I understand this it is as follows: Near the processor you have fast but small memory, away from it you have slow but larger memories. How exactly speed up is achieved i do not know yet.
Memory is technically any form of electronic storage. Personal computer system have a hierarchical memory structure consisting of auxiliary memory (disks), main memory (DRAM) and cache memory (SRAM). A design objective of computer system architects is to have the memory hierarchy work as through it were entirely comprised of the fastest memory type in the system.
RAM
RAM (Random Access Memory).
memory is required to store the data or any information.but the usual computers have very less memory space in them. so to increase the performance of your computer and to access it on a faster rate we need memory hierarchy.
One design objective of memory hierarchy is to balance resposne time and performance against each other, so that the response time of an operation minimally impacts computer performance.
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The computer architecture is concerned with how the CPU acts and uses the computer memory.
The computer architecture is concerned with how the CPU acts and uses the computer memory.
Register. The memory hierarchy in the decreasing order of speeds: 1. Register 2. Cache 3. Main memory 4. Disks 5. Auxiliary memory
1 what is computer memory 2 explain information system. discuss various information systems available in any organization.
The basic organisation of computer includes, 1.Control Unit2.Central Processing Unita)Control Unitb)Arithmetic and Logical Unitc)Memory Unit*Primary Storage*Secondary Storage3.Output Unit
i need de diagram on associative memory..