10. Understanding Direct Mapping - Computer Organization - Gate
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 30 ก.ค. 2018
- This lecture covers detailed explanation of direct mapping with simple example also the perspective of CPU to handle a physical address. #co #gatecs #gate #packetprep #coa #computerorganization #directmapping
this just gave me the 'aha' moment. thank you!!
Perfect explanation. Calm, direct, accurate and makes perfect sense. This is how tutorial should be.
Yes, yes, yes! This is exactly what I've been looking for. Thank you!
so much clearer than my Computer Architecture professor! thank you so much :)
Extremely well explained! I've been struggling in class with bit assignments. Thank you so much :)
The best illustration ever seen, thank you!
thanks for the videos from now I am in love with CO . your compact style is awsome. Keep it up
Your explaination has just give me a new life! Thank so much.
The best explanation on the internet ...waisted 3 days to understand ths and this video cleared my doubts in minutes. Thank you so much sir.
Now I am in love with computer organization. Big thanks to your teaching methodology. Hope more videos are coming soon.
Best video for understanding the direct mapping. Thank you for your effort.
that is a great explanation, simple and straight forward, thank you!
thanks, i was confused from another explaination and needed this to get it
Really it the best video I have ever seen in the youTube !!!!! Please keep it continue .Billion of thanks sir.
you sir is great...such clarity and simplicity.....thanks for ur efforts ...
cant find a better explanation for direct mapping across youtube!!
Probably the best way to explain this! Thanks a ton✨
Very good explanation and quality video. Thank you for your effort.
Best lecture I've ever seen before
I finally understood this!
Thank you so much!
Many thanks! Both my book (stallings has seriously crappy examples) and professor made this totally alien
Really simple. Superb explanation.
Beautifully explained. Thank you Sir.
Really clear, top notch explanation. Thank you!
Awesome video! You made it so easy to understand. Thanks a lot!
Thank you so much for your video
the term 'cache miss" and 'cache hit' are well-explained. Thank you
Good looking video and explanation. Thanks
thanks for your lesson, very good explanation!
Nicely explained and cleared my doubts! Very much better than my university lecture notes :/ Thank you very much!
PRecious explanation, no further doubts about cache addressing, tags etc after hearing this
Thank you SO much for making this video!! It's very helpful and clear
I finally understand mate. Appreciate it very much!!
Wow!!! This is a great video.
Thanks .. clear explanations
great video
thanks this is the simplest and best explanation!
clearly explained! saved my grades! tqsm.
10/10. I wish my lecturers were like this
Thank you so much for the video!
Thanks man, great video!
Wow it isgood clear neat and perfect.
Nice explanation, I would recommend previous and next video links in the description.
thank you, this is probably the best explanation i've found! one question, is it safe to say that block size must be equal to page size? edit: some research later, it seems that block size is fixed and it can equal page size but doesn't have to be.
Thank you very much! Very clear.
this was so great, thank you !
perfect explanation, thank you
Thank a lot. this is super help for me.
Now the addresses in these examples would be for a "pretend system" because, on say an x86, the addresses would be 32bits? The breakdown(tag, index, offset) would be the same proportions though right?
amazing - thanks a lot!
thank u so much, great video
thank you so much for this tutorial
U helped me a lot sir 🙏🙏🙏
Its awesome ❤️ Thanks
OMG thank you so much !
Something so easy but also quite often poorly explained.
Not gonna lie, I was "scared" by your accent (not your fault) but you surely know how to share your knowledge !
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sir please upload more video on pipelining...
Amazing video! Gave me the missing link of understanding what the hell I was reading in the classroom text.
You're amazing!
So basically if the the cache is a miss, the CPU will go to the main memory to access the data and load it into the cache, and if it is a hit the CPU will load the data straight from the cache? I am just a little confused as to if it is a miss, will the data not be pulled until the next clock cycle?
great vid
2:58 finally got it.
Nicely explained
Great.
Ppl you have to watch this video it is so clearly example !!!!!
What is the use of block offset then after decoding?
Thank you sir like really ,
Im still not sure how to write back to main memory, but this is a start.
thanks help alot!
perfect thank you sooooooooooo muchhhhhh!
THANK YOU!
tag bits are inside the cache right? one per block?
thanks for your effort sir
ı have an qustion; in the (6.03) block size how become equal to 8 bytes , what is the formula of block size?
It was just an assumption. So there is no formula. c:
Thank You sir !!!!!!
great sir
You are King of explanations sir... Big salute...
Thanks man
@@PacketPrepA Humble Request... Please try to complete the entire portion of GATE CS in your Channel.
Please sir...
Also, I will share your channel to all my friends who are preparing for GATE.
THANK YOU SO MUCH
Thank you so much
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Thank you.
thanks bra, amazing
I have a final exam on this tomorrow and you saved my butt :D thank you
Same haha
Excellent explaination , sir which tool or hardware are u using while writing?
I used ipad and apple pencil
Thank you bro
Thanks sir
what about the validity bit?
undertanding directly mapped to my brain
Thanks
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Thank you very much, this is absolutely clear and that what we call in Islam "Ehsan" thanks again 👍🏻💙💙
sir plz write full form instead of using abbreviations. that would be awesome
better than my professor
GOD SENT
How do we know block size=8 bytes? explain plz
In competitive exams like gate they will mention what will be the size of a block in the question.
confused with bits and bytes in this lecture but good effort
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Who cares about the accent, the explanation and illustration are __beautiful__
This was great, but if you want an even clearer explanation then check out this pdf: courses.cs.washington.edu/courses/cse378/09wi/lectures/lec15.pdf
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