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wmf
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AMD Zen 3/Ryzen 5000 announcement [video]
Not as such, but larger caches are slower (due to the speed of light) which can reduce performance. A few apps have seen performance regressions on Tiger Lake.
tylerhou
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> but larger caches are slower (due to the speed of light)
Wouldn't it be more accurate to say due to gate delay because of an additional level in (de)muxing?
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I assumed the slowdown is due to wire delay (a larger cache has longer wires) not gate delay but I could be wrong.
alecmg
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Cache access times are measured in nanoseconds. Light nanosecond ((c) Grace Hopper) is ~30cm
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