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I think these concepts do not compete. The gains are not linearly related to the capacity or speed of memory. The memory improvements accomplish just the remov
by vmception 5y ago
I think these concepts do not compete.
The gains are not linearly related to the capacity or speed of memory. The memory improvements accomplish just the removal of a bottleneck.
You remove a bottleneck and everything flows faster instead of pools. So the increase itself can be greater than the same as the increase in the size of the corridor.
- taeric 5y agoThey were somewhat linear with relation to capacity of memory, but they also might not have been possible with capacity from a decade ago. This is easily seen if you look at fun algorithms such as BDDs. If you have the memory for them, they are amazingly fast. But, if you don't have the memory for it, it gets you nothing. Edit: removed a "not" that I didn't mean to type. :(