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September 10, 2021, Filed Under: Cache Coherence Implementations, Computer Architecture

Mapping addresses to L3/CHA slices in Intel processors

Starting with the Xeon E5 processors “Sandy Bridge EP” in 2012, all of Intel’s mainstream multicore server processors have included a distributed L3 cache with distributed coherence processing. The L3 cache is divided into “slices”, which are distributed around the chip — typically one “slice” for each processor core. Each… read more 

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