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CSE 591: Energy-Efficient Computing Lecture 19 SPEED: memory

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1 CSE 591: Energy-Efficient Computing Lecture 19 SPEED: memory
Anshul Gandhi 347, CS building

2 memscale paper

3 Memory subsystem

4 Memory power breakdown
MEM MIX CPU

5 Remarks on memory DVFS DVFS lowers power, but effect on energy is not obvious as response time might increase Some memory access stages get delayed, not necessarily end-to-end latencies

6 Performance monitoring
top sar collectl perf stat

7 Energy management policy
| millisecs | 300 microsecs

8 Controller

9 Controller Oscillations?

10 Evaluation

11 Comparisons

12 Sensitivity analysis Similar to? DreamWeaver

13 memory_dvfs paper

14 Memory power %

15 Active energy

16 Background power

17 VF scaling

18 Latency vs. B/W Similar to what queueing theory suggests.

19 B/W vs. savings Compared to 1333 MHz.

20 Algo in action Measure bandwidth in previous epoch and find frequency for next epoch based on observed latency vs bandwidth graph.


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