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memory interleaving

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A category of techniques for increasing memory speed. For example, with separate memory banks for odd and even addresses, the next byte of memory can be accessed while the current byte is being refreshed.


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Different memory capacities can be mixed on a cell board, however for optimum memory interleaving and performance, it is recommended that one capacity be selected and distributed equally across all available cell boards.
The 19-inch rack-mounted high-density server along with Intel's(R) new E7500 chipset, code named Plumas(R), utilizes a technology called memory interleaving to reduce the overall access time between the processor and memory.
Available as a floor-standing or rack-mount configuration, the ALR Revolution Quad6's system board supports up to four 200-MHz Pentium Pro processors with 512-KB of integrated cache per processor, true symmetrical multiprocessing, and 4:1 memory interleaving.
 
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