Maximize I/O operations [on hold]
I've been doing a lot of reading and wanted to understand what are all the hardware/software components that play a role in limiting the I/O speed of say loading the OS. I'm primarily interested in the von Neumann architecture since that's mostly what is in use today.
For example, I know that secondary storage comes with a marketed read and write speed but in reality if your other hardware components are slower then you will never truly benefit for these speeds.
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I've been doing a lot of reading and wanted to understand what are all the hardware/software components that play a role in limiting the I/O speed of say loading the OS. I'm primarily interested in the von Neumann architecture since that's mostly what is in use today.
For example, I know that secondary storage comes with a marketed read and write speed but in reality if your other hardware components are slower then you will never truly benefit for these speeds.
speed computer-architecture io
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put on hold as too broad by Mokubai♦ 2 days ago
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"if your other hardware components are slower then you will never truly benefit for these speeds" -- No, storage devices themselves are the typical bottleneck that slowdown I/O operations, not "other hardware components".
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I've been doing a lot of reading and wanted to understand what are all the hardware/software components that play a role in limiting the I/O speed of say loading the OS. I'm primarily interested in the von Neumann architecture since that's mostly what is in use today.
For example, I know that secondary storage comes with a marketed read and write speed but in reality if your other hardware components are slower then you will never truly benefit for these speeds.
speed computer-architecture io
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I've been doing a lot of reading and wanted to understand what are all the hardware/software components that play a role in limiting the I/O speed of say loading the OS. I'm primarily interested in the von Neumann architecture since that's mostly what is in use today.
For example, I know that secondary storage comes with a marketed read and write speed but in reality if your other hardware components are slower then you will never truly benefit for these speeds.
speed computer-architecture io
speed computer-architecture io
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put on hold as too broad by Mokubai♦ 2 days ago
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put on hold as too broad by Mokubai♦ 2 days ago
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"if your other hardware components are slower then you will never truly benefit for these speeds" -- No, storage devices themselves are the typical bottleneck that slowdown I/O operations, not "other hardware components".
– sawdust
yesterday
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"if your other hardware components are slower then you will never truly benefit for these speeds" -- No, storage devices themselves are the typical bottleneck that slowdown I/O operations, not "other hardware components".
– sawdust
yesterday
"if your other hardware components are slower then you will never truly benefit for these speeds" -- No, storage devices themselves are the typical bottleneck that slowdown I/O operations, not "other hardware components".
– sawdust
yesterday
"if your other hardware components are slower then you will never truly benefit for these speeds" -- No, storage devices themselves are the typical bottleneck that slowdown I/O operations, not "other hardware components".
– sawdust
yesterday
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"if your other hardware components are slower then you will never truly benefit for these speeds" -- No, storage devices themselves are the typical bottleneck that slowdown I/O operations, not "other hardware components".
– sawdust
yesterday