If a core tries a read/write on a particular block, and that block is not present in its own cache, then it has to take one of its block on a particular basis( could be LRU). So a least recently used block is now modified, hence its called as the victim as we are modifying that block instead of any other.
Got a final tomorrow, and this help tons ! Thanks !
The Best prof I have seen who could explain this clearly.
Nice explanation of cache coherence is such a simplified way. Great. Thanks you
That is really clear and detailed! May I know if there is any video for MOSEI?
E is normally read only, here it is shown as read/write which is normally termed as M (modified)
Outstanding Lecture, Thank you.
Very nicely explained thank you sir.
how the core 4 is finding that a request is a miss??
nice sir. Thanks a lot
Fantastic
what is victim block?
exactly, damn !
If a core tries a read/write on a particular block, and that block is not present in its own cache, then it has to take one of its block on a particular basis( could be LRU). So a least recently used block is now modified, hence its called as the victim as we are modifying that block instead of any other.
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Precise!