QUESTION 9 What is the benefit of having a separate L1 cache for data and a separate L1 cache for instructions? O To increase the cache bandwidth, there is one L1 data cache and one L1 CPU cache. It's cheaper than one cache with double the bandwidth. O To improve input/output speed between memory and input/output modules. O To improve the overall cache coherence of the caches on the processor chip. O To reduce the number of cache levels on the processor chip.

QUESTION 9 What is the benefit of having a separate L1 cache for data and a separate L1 cache for instructions? O To increase the cache bandwidth, there is one L1 data cache and one L1 CPU cache. It's cheaper than one cache with double the bandwidth. O To improve input/output speed between memory and input/output modules. O To improve the overall cache coherence of the caches on the processor chip. O To reduce the number of cache levels on the processor chip.

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Author:Abraham Silberschatz Professor, Henry F. Korth, S. Sudarshan

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