Explanation of Solution
Given:
Processor speed =
Main memory access time =
First-level cache miss rate =
Second-level cache =
Second-level cache miss rate =
Second-level hit =
Base CPI =
Second-level 8-way set associative access =
Global miss rate with second-level 8-way set associative access =
Second-level miss rate =
Calculation:
Second-level direct-mapped on chip cache:
External memory:
Therefore, the second-level direct-mapped on chip cache is “
Second-level 8-way set associative cache:
External memory:
Therefore, the second-level 8-way set associative cache is “
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