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Subject: Re: Amdahl law, 1MIPS need 1MB mem & 1Mb/s I/O
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> Hello Folks:
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> and papers it is mentioned that : - " Amdahl-Case law states that a 1-MIP=
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> We have been trying to find the source of the above statement and have no=
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> Thanks very much.=20
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> Sunil Gupta=20
> ECE Dept.=20
> Univ. of Texas at Austin
> Austin, TX - 78712.


You might find it here at:
http://citeseerx.ist.psu.edu/viewdoc/download?doi=3D10.1.1.47.3870&rep=3Dre=
p1&type=3Dpdf

G. Amdahl. Storage and I/O Parameters and System Potential. In IEEE Compute=
r GroupConference, pages 371=E2=80=9372, June 1970