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Yeah when benchmarking by batch sizes it's common to see huge jumps associated with the memory hierarchy: - word size (64bits) - cache alingment fetch size (ge
by VHRanger 2y ago
Yeah when benchmarking by batch sizes it's common to see huge jumps associated with the memory hierarchy:
- word size (64bits)
- cache alingment fetch size (generally 64bytes as mentioned above)
- OS page size (4-16kb)
- L1 size (~80kb/core)
- L2 (low megabyte number)
- hinkley 2y agoWith lots of bizarre artifacts if you don’t force alignment.