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Date Submitted: 12/01/2014 03:17 PM
Problem 1
A.
The first one is Personal mobile device (PMD), $100-$1000 of system and $10-$100 of microprocessor. Its critical system design issues is cost, energy, media performance and responsiveness.
The second one is Desktop, which system in it values $300-$2500 and microprocessor values $50-$500. Desktop focus on Price-performance, energy and graphics performance.
The third one is Server, it will cost $5000-$10,000,000 in system and $200-$2000 in microprocessor. Its goal is throughput, availability, scalability and energy.
The fourth one is Clusters/warehouse-scale computer, which is more expensive than Server in system, often we should cost $100,000-$200,000,000 in it. But the price of microprocessor is cheaper than Server, which values $50-$250. These computers are more interested in price-performance, throughput and energy proportionality.
The last one is Embedded, in which the price of system varies from $10 to $100,000 and from $0.01 to $100 when talking about microprocessor. Its critical system design issues is price, energy and application-specific performance.
B.
One type is Data-Level Parallelism, which arises because there are many data items that can be operated on at the same time.
The other type is Task-Level Parallelism, which arises because tasks of work are created that can operate independently and largely in parallel.
Problem 2:
(a).
The formula is but sorry I don’t know N so I can’t calculate.
(b).
The manufacturing size and the die size of Power5 is larger than Niagara and Opteron, so the difference of technology result in the lower defect rate.
2.
(a).
Profit = (area of per wafer/area of chip)*profit per chip
= (150^2*pi/150)*20
= $9424.78
(b).
Profit = (area of per wafer/area of chip)*profit per chip
= (150^2*pi/250)*25
= $7068.58
(c).
I should produce Woods chip for I can earn more per wafer.
Problem 3:
1.
(a).
If each component is the maximum load, then the Pentium 4 will use...