A supercomputer designer chooses to spend $1 million on DRAM and the same amount on hard disks
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A supercomputer designer chooses to spend $1 million on DRAM and the same amount on hard disks for virtual memory. Using the prices from Figure 8.4, how much physical and virtual memory will the computer have? How many bits of physical and virtual addresses are necessary to access this memory?
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Digital Design and Computer Architecture
ISBN: 978-0123944245
2nd edition
Authors: David Harris, Sarah Harris
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