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🎯 Key Takeaways for quick navigation: 00:00 🧠 Introduction to Cache Memory Mapping - The video introduces the concept of cache memory mapping. - Cache memory mapping involves how main memory data is mapped onto the cache memory. - Three categories of cache mapping are mentioned: direct mapping, associative mapping, and set-associative mapping. 01:09 🗺️ Direct Mapping Example - An example is presented using direct mapping. - The main memory is divided into pages, and the main memory has 4096 pages, each with 16 locations. - The video discusses the concept of locality of reference and how it impacts caching. 05:11 📊 Cache and Main Memory Size - Cache memory is divided into 128 frames, with each frame's size matching that of a page. - The video explains the relationship between cache memory size (C) and main memory space (P). 06:08 📉 Direct Mapping Details - Details about direct mapping are explained, such as how the main memory is divided into 32 blocks. - The relationship between page numbers and frame numbers in direct mapping is elaborated. 09:19 🚫 No Page Replacement in Direct Mapping - Direct mapping does not involve a page replacement algorithm. - The video provides an analogy to illustrate why page replacement is unnecessary in direct mapping. - It is emphasized that the page number directly determines the frame number in this mapping scheme. Made with HARPA AI
1. Page p in the main memory gets mapped to frame f in the cache if and only if p mod 128 = f. 2. Since many pages in the main memory can get mapped to the same frame f in the cache, we need some way to identify which page is in a frame. If the frame is f, the possible pages are all those p in the range 0 to 4095 where p mod 128 is f. For instance, pages 0,128 and 256 all get mapped to frame 0. Define tag = p/32. So, if tag for frame 0 is 0, it means frame 0 has page 0. If tag for frame 0 is 1, it means frame 0 has page 128. If tag for frame 0 is 2, it means frame 0 has page 256.
I found Indian are good at comp architecture, many videos of computer architecture are made by them, I don’t know why. And even my professor is an Indian. What makes them topically good at this section? By the way, love this video, good explanation.
MAR page number can be further divided into sub sections namely TAG(5 bits) and frames per set(here only one set so we require 7 bits to represent total frames) 7+5+4 = 12+ 4 = 16 again
The main memory size is 16 bits, size must be equal to that of cache memory size, then how can cache memory size is (7+4) and main memory size be (12+4) ?
Thanks for this. Where is the five bits of the tag stored. Cache seems to have space only for the data pages. Say I get a main memory page I do the division and get to my cache page number . To make sure I got a hit I need to compare the tag right?
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Sir you are literally saving our lives and grades....our college teacher teaches us for an hour and makes everything seem so difficult but your 10 min lectures are so easy to understand...thank you very much
same here, from Germany!
Thank you very much. You were the ones who finally taught me the reason why caches blocks are divided in frames. Thank you very much!
Watch a video of an Indian teacher in 10 mins is much better than learn at university class, thank you Sir.
One of the best videos i have come across on cache memory mapping. Thank you Sir.
🎯 Key Takeaways for quick navigation:
00:00 🧠 Introduction to Cache Memory Mapping
- The video introduces the concept of cache memory mapping.
- Cache memory mapping involves how main memory data is mapped onto the cache memory.
- Three categories of cache mapping are mentioned: direct mapping, associative mapping, and set-associative mapping.
01:09 🗺️ Direct Mapping Example
- An example is presented using direct mapping.
- The main memory is divided into pages, and the main memory has 4096 pages, each with 16 locations.
- The video discusses the concept of locality of reference and how it impacts caching.
05:11 📊 Cache and Main Memory Size
- Cache memory is divided into 128 frames, with each frame's size matching that of a page.
- The video explains the relationship between cache memory size (C) and main memory space (P).
06:08 📉 Direct Mapping Details
- Details about direct mapping are explained, such as how the main memory is divided into 32 blocks.
- The relationship between page numbers and frame numbers in direct mapping is elaborated.
09:19 🚫 No Page Replacement in Direct Mapping
- Direct mapping does not involve a page replacement algorithm.
- The video provides an analogy to illustrate why page replacement is unnecessary in direct mapping.
- It is emphasized that the page number directly determines the frame number in this mapping scheme.
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The way you introduce TAG...phenemonal....
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This is the best video for explaining direct cached map
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6:23 Direct Mapping
Really Wonderful example which cleared all. But II think There must be 3968 at top instead of 3098.
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Great way of explaining direct cache. Thanks.
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1. Page p in the main memory gets mapped to frame f in the cache if and only if p mod 128 = f.
2. Since many pages in the main memory can get mapped to the same frame f in the cache, we need some way to identify which page is in a frame. If the frame is f, the possible pages are all those p in the range 0 to 4095 where p mod 128 is f. For instance, pages 0,128 and 256 all get mapped to frame 0. Define tag = p/32. So, if tag for frame 0 is 0, it means frame 0 has page 0. If tag for frame 0 is 1, it means frame 0 has page 128. If tag for frame 0 is 2, it means frame 0 has page 256.
Easily done. Didn't expect that it will be so easy.
Last memory location of first row of main memory will be 128*31 = 3968 and last memory location of last of main memory will be 3964+127=4095
Thank you sir. This video is really good.
Sir so nice explanation.Nice example of train coach....is same as direct mapping.Superb!!!!!!
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I found Indian are good at comp architecture, many videos of computer architecture are made by them, I don’t know why. And even my professor is an Indian.
What makes them topically good at this section?
By the way, love this video, good explanation.
this video was very helpful.
Please provide the link for the other videos as well
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Good lectures Prof. Arnab Chakraborty. Can you please upload new videos?
Thank you.
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Physical memory is divided into frames and logical memory into pages,unlike as said in the video. However,the rest part of the lecture is fine. :D
MAR page number can be further divided into sub sections namely TAG(5 bits) and frames per set(here only one set so we require 7 bits to represent total frames)
7+5+4 = 12+ 4 = 16 again
thank you sir this video help me a lot plz explain associative mapping
Clearly understood now!wow, what a clear explaination!
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Very nice explanation
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The video was a bit helpful but please explain both the remaining mappings also.
Amazing explanation.
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Thank you sir. it really helped me.
Good introduction of direct mapping
explain associative mapping sir please
great video helped alot
Main memory last column should start from 3968 (pls correct me if I am wrong) because 3968+128=4096, or 128x31=3968
Sir, good explanation
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The main memory size is 16 bits, size must be equal to that of cache memory size, then how can cache memory size is (7+4) and main memory size be (12+4) ?
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Why is this video, not in the playlist with other videos? please add the these necessary videos to the playlist.
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about associative mapping
Thanks for this.
Where is the five bits of the tag stored. Cache seems to have space only for the data pages.
Say I get a main memory page I do the division and get to my cache page number . To make sure I got a hit I need to compare the tag right?
sir cashe me frames nahi hotein hein wo cashe lines hein
frame are available on ram
Aur block kaha hotein hai main memory mein na
Sir how can I know that from where I can get the tag from cache address or from main memory address i.e 11 bit address or 16 bit address
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sir your explain is very good but direct memory la main memory 3 answer is 511 sir but your answer is 411 sir
sir could u plz explain why we placed 3098 at that coloum
very excellent tutorial sir can we have remaining ones
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i request you that video upload in lecture wise(i.e proper lecture numbering)
how many bits are needed for tag,block,word field?
why direct mapping`s performance is directly proportional to the Hit ratio?
really helpful
Is he doing word addressing or byte addressing?
Thanku sir u r osm..
384 and 256 want to load same time,then what is the process?? Please let me know sir..
Simply overwrite 384 ??
Thank you sir
How are the fram size equal to the page size when we have 12 bit in frame and 16 bit is page ?
When we talk about size we actually talking about the length of the frame and the page which was 4 in this case.
Thank you! But I think the numbers in the main memory, block 31 should be 3968, 3969, 3970, not 3098,... right?
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