Hi Andreas, [Moving discussion from http://reviews.gem5.org/r/2109]
If I only increase the tCL parameter from 13.75ns to 61ns [4.4x times default DDR3), then I notice 3.2x times increase in avgMemAccLat. This is what we should expect. Can we use tCL to simulate slow DDR3? My understanding is that, we cannot do that because tCL represents column address strobe and it affects bandwidth. But I cannot produce the same result by changing tRCD = '61ns', tRP = '165ns'. tRCD affects read latency and tRP affects write latency. I only get an increase in avgMemAccLat by 1.2x times default DDR3. Results: For default DDR3: avgMemAccLat 22133.24 totMemAccLat 12166996811 For tRCD = '61ns', tRP = '165ns'. avgMemAccLat 27473.08 totMemAccLat 15104591550 For tCL = '61ns' avgMemAccLat 71630.94 totMemAccLat 39376746052 I did not find any 'bytesPerActive' attribute in stats file. Where shall I see this? Thanks.
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