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A Predictor-Based Power-Saving Policy for DRAM Memories
2012
2012 15th Euromicro Conference on Digital System Design
Reducing power/energy consumption is an important goal for all computer systems, from servers to battery-driven hand-held devices. To achieve this goal, the energy consumption of all system components needs to be reduced. One of the most power-hungry components is the off-chip DRAM, even when it is idle. DRAMs support different power-saving modes, such as self-refresh and power-down, but employing them every time the DRAM is idle, reduces performance due to their power-up latencies. The
doi:10.1109/dsd.2012.11
dblp:conf/dsd/ThomasCAJG12
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