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Intel IXA Functional Block Diagram and State Arbitration in Computer System Organization

This document discusses the Intel IXA architecture, focusing on the functional block diagram and the arbitration states within the organization of computer systems. It examines the concepts of nearest neighbor addressing and local memory registers, and explores different context modes critical for effective data handling. Additionally, it highlights byte alignment techniques for previous results and reviews RDRAM configurations, along with scratch rings and SPI-4 specifications. This comprehensive guide serves as a valuable resource for understanding advanced computer architecture components.

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Intel IXA Functional Block Diagram and State Arbitration in Computer System Organization

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  1. CS433: Computer System Organization Luddy Harrison Intel IXA

  2. Functional Block Diagram

  3. Context Arbitration State

  4. Nearest Neighbor Mode

  5. Addressing Local Memory

  6. Registers and Context Modes

  7. Byte-Alignment of Previous Result

  8. Byte Alignment

  9. RDRAM Configurations

  10. Scratch Rings

  11. SPI-4

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