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00925njm 22002777a 4500 dc Cabarcas, Felipe author Rico Carro, Alejandro author Etsion, Yoav author Ramírez Bellido, Alejandro author 2010 Memory bandwidth has always been a critical factor for the performance of many data intensive applications. The increasing processor performance, and the advert of single chip multiprocessors have increased the memory bandwidth demands beyond what a single commodity memory device can provide. The immediate solution is to use more than one memory device, and interleave data across them so they can be used in parallel as if they were a single device of higher bandwidth. In this paper we showed that fine-grain memory interleaving on the evaluated many-core architectures with many DRAM channels was critical to achieve high memory bandwidth efficiency. Our results showed that performance can degrade up to 50% due to achievable bandwidths being far from the maximum installed. Postprint (published version) Computer storage devices -- Design and construction DRAM chips Interleaved storage Memory architecture Multiprocessing systems Memòria (informàtica) Interleaving granularity on high bandwidth memory architecture for CMPs