Load miss performance analysis methodology using the PowerPC 604 performance monitor for OLTP workloads

This paper describes a methodology via which the PowerPC 604 Micro Processor (abbreviated 604 in the remainder of this paper) performance monitor can be used to examine and contrast the effects of hardware variations on system performance. We present performance measurement data and analysis of an O...

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