ARM Architecture - Bus ArchitectureWhat is the typical effect on system performance when the bus width is increased while keeping the clock speed constant?AData transfer rate increases due to more bits sent per cycleBSystem performance decreases because of higher power consumptionCNo change occurs since clock speed is unchangedDMemory size automatically doublesCheck Answer
Step-by-Step SolutionSolution:Step 1: Analyze bus width impactIncreasing bus width allows more bits to be transferred in each clock cycle.Step 2: Consider clock speed constantSince clock speed is unchanged, the number of cycles per second remains the same.Final Answer:Data transfer rate increases due to more bits sent per cycle -> Option AQuick Check:More bits per cycle means higher throughput [OK]Quick Trick: Wider bus means more bits per clock cycle [OK]Common Mistakes:Assuming performance drops due to power without evidenceThinking clock speed must change to affect performanceBelieving memory size changes with bus width
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