There is a mistake at 8:20 you need to have 2.5 times 10 to the power of 9 (not 6). That is equal to 2.6 Thank you for the videos they have been a great help.
Oh how I wish to understand this with better explanation. Sir this would be so much useful for me with better explanation but well, your always rushing your video which makes it difficult to understand. I don't really understand how you got class A 0.1*10^6 B 2*10^6 and the rest
There is a mistake at 8:20 you need to have 2.5 times 10 to the power of 9 (not 6). That is equal to 2.6
Thank you for the videos they have been a great help.
When calculating cpi of p1 why did we use the total IC which is 10^6 and not the one divided to class A only which is 10^5
Is there another video discussing how you got Class A, B, and C's numbers?
Good info, but it does cut out some?
Oh how I wish to understand this with better explanation. Sir this would be so much useful for me with better explanation but well, your always rushing your video which makes it difficult to understand. I don't really understand how you got class A 0.1*10^6 B 2*10^6 and the rest
Sir, dont we need to divide the total CPI by total IC which means 1E6.. :)
remember CPU time = ( IC * CPI ) / Clock rate, and CPI = Clock cycles / IC so you cancel the IC :) thats I think he did