We have two processors. They are named PL and PS. PL has a large number of registers, and PS has a small number of registers. They are running the same program. In general, which processor will require a higher number of memory access to execute the whole program?

A. PS.

B. PL.

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Jaiden Watson

Computers & Technology

21 September, 14:08

We have two processors. They are named PL and PS. PL has a large number of registers, and PS has a small number of registers. They are running the same program. In general, which processor will require a higher number of memory access to execute the whole program?

A. PS.

B. PL.

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Malachi Larson · Answer 1

The answer is B.

Explanation:

PL contains large number of registers so it require a higher number of memory access to execute the whole program.

(Correct me if I am wrong)

We have two processors. They are named PL and PS. PL has a large number of registers, and PS has a small number of registers. They are running the same program. In general, which processor will require a higher number of memory access to execute the whole program?A. PS.B. PL.

We have two processors. They are named PL and PS. PL has a large number of registers, and PS has a small number of registers. They are running the same program. In general, which processor will require a higher number of memory access to execute the whole program?

A. PS.

B. PL.