The following terminology is used when referring to this memory hierarchy: hit- The requested data resides in a given level of memory. Mass- The requested data is not found in the given level of memory. Hit rate - The percentage of memory accesses found in a given level of memory. Mass rate- The percentage of memory accesses not found in a given level of memory. Hit time - The time required to access the requested information in a given level of memory. Miss penalty - The required to process a miss, which includes replacing a block in an upper level of memory, plus the additional time to deliver the requested data to the processor. Why does the text make this claim: The time to process a miss is typically significantly larger than the time to process a hit.

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Fundamentals of Input and Output Performance

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