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Integrating large DRAM caches is a promising way to address the memory bandwidth wall issue in the many-core era. However, organizing and implementing a large DRAM cache imposes a trade-off between tag space overhead and memory bandwidth consumption. CHOP (Caching Hot Pages) addresses this trade-off through three filter-based DRAM-caching techniques.
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