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> Some algorithms may seem to demand tenths of gigabits of memory bandwidth on paper, but in reality smart prefetchers can reduce that to hundred megabits. Are
by tl 7y ago
> Some algorithms may seem to demand tenths of gigabits of memory bandwidth on paper, but in reality smart prefetchers can reduce that to hundred megabits.
Are tenths of a gigabit and hundreds of megabits not the same thing?
- natpalmer1776 7y ago1/10th Gigabit = 100 Megabits, so I assume its a typo(?)
- dr_zoidberg 7y agoI understood it as: Tenths of gigabits -> 10, 20, 30 gigabits Hundred megabits -> 0.2, 0.3, 0.4 gigabits So "tenths" as in "multiples of ten" instead of "fractions of ten". So probably a typo of "tens" being mistaken for "tenths" (maybe autocorrect?).
- colejohnson66 7y agoProbably meant tens of gigabits