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- This invention relates to computer systems, and, more particularly, to a computer system having a memory hub coupling several memory devices to a processor or other memory access device.
- Computer systems use memory devices, such as dynamic random access memory (“DRAM”) devices, to store instructions and data that are accessed by a processor. These memory devices are normally used as system memory in a computer system.
- the processor communicates with the system memory through a processor bus and a memory controller.
- the processor issues a memory request, which includes a memory command, such as a read command, and an address designating the location from which data or instructions are to be read.
- the memory controller uses the command and address to generate appropriate command signals as well as row and column addresses, which are applied to the system memory, hi response to the commands and addresses, data are transferred between the system memory and the processor.
- the memory controller is often part of a system controller, which also includes bus bridge circuitry for coupling the processor bus to an expansion bus, such as a PCI bus.
- bus bridge circuitry for coupling the processor bus to an expansion bus, such as a PCI bus.
- SDRAM synchronous DRAM
- One approach to alleviating the memory latency problem is to use multiple memory devices coupled to the processor through a memory hub.
- a memory hub architecture a system controller or memory controller is coupled to several memory modules, each of which includes a memory hub coupled to several memory devices.
- the memory hub efficiently routes memory requests and responses between the controller and the memory devices.
- Computer systems employing this architecture can have a higher bandwidth because a processor can access one memory device while another memory device is responding to a prior memory access. For example, the processor can output write data to one of the memory devices in the system while another memory device in the system is preparing to provide read data to the processor.
- computer systems using memory hubs may provide superior performance, they nevertheless often fail to operate at optimum speed for several reasons.
- memory hubs can provide computer systems with a greater memory bandwidth, they still suffer from latency problems of the type described above. More specifically, although the processor may communicate with one memory device while another memory device is preparing to transfer data, it is sometimes necessary to receive data from one memory device before the data from another memory device can be used. In the event data must be received from one memory device before data received from another memory device can be used, the latency problem continues to slow the operating speed of such computer systems.
- the cache memory which stores data recently accessed from system memory.
- the cache memory is generally in the form of a static random access memory (“SRAM”), which has a substantially shorter access time compared to dynamic random access memory (“DRAM”) typically used as system memory.
- SRAM static random access memory
- DRAM dynamic random access memory
- the SRAM cache memory is generally coupled directly to the processor through a processor bus rather than through a system controller or the like as is typical with DRAM system memory.
- cache memory has not been used in a manner that provides optimum performance in computer systems using memory hubs.
- the limited storage capacity of typical cache memories compared to the vastly larger capacity of typical memory hub system memories makes cache memory of lesser value since a cache hit is less likely to occur.
- This problem is exacerbated by the difficulty in transferring data to cache memory that is likely to be the subject of subsequent memory requests. More specifically, it is difficult to couple the data that will subsequently be needed from all of the memory modules through the memory controller to the processor and then from the processor to the cache memory.
- a plurality of memory modules are coupled to a controller in a computer system.
- Each of the memory modules includes a plurality of memory devices and a memory hub.
- the memory hub comprises a link interface coupled to the controller and a memory device interface coupled to the memory devices.
- the link interface receives memory requests from the controller for access to a row of memory cells in at least one of the memory devices.
- the link interface transfers the memory requests to the memory device interface, which then couples the memory requests to the memory devices for access to a row of memory cells in at least one of the memory devices.
- the memory device interface then receives the read data from the memory devices responsive to at least some of the memory requests.
- Each of the memory hubs also includes a row cache memory coupled to the memory device interface for receiving and storing read data responsive to at least one of the memory requests.
- a sequencer that is also included in the memory hub is coupled to the link interface, the memory device interface and the row cache memory.
- the sequencer generates and couples to the memory device interface memory requests to read data from memory cells in a row of memory cells being accessed responsive to a memory request transferred from the link interface to the memory device interface.
- the read data from the memory cells in the row of memory cells being accessed responsive to the generated memory requests are also stored in the row cache memory.
- the sequencer preferably generates the memory requests when memory requests are not being received from the controller.
- Figure 1 is a block diagram of a computer system according to one example of the invention in which a memory hub is included in each of a plurality of memory modules.
- Figure 2 is a block diagram of a memory hub used in the computer system of Figure 1.
- a computer system 100 includes a processor 104 for performing various computing functions, such as executing specific software to perform specific calculations or tasks.
- the processor 104 includes a processor bus 106 that normally includes an address bus, a control bus, and a data bus.
- the processor bus 106 is typically coupled to cache memory 108, which, as previously mentioned, is usually static random access memory (“SRAM").
- SRAM static random access memory
- the processor bus 106 is coupled to a system controller 110, which is also sometimes referred to as a "North Bridge” or "memory controller.”
- the system controller 110 serves as a communications path to the processor 104 for a variety of other components. More specifically, the system controller 110 includes a graphics port that is typically coupled to a graphics controller 112, which is, in turn, coupled to a video terminal 114. The system controller 110 is also coupled to one or more input devices 118, such as a keyboard or a mouse, to allow an operator to interface with the computer system 100. Typically, the computer system 100 also includes one or more output devices 120, such as a printer, coupled to the processor 104 through the system controller 110.
- One or more data storage devices 124 are also typically coupled to the processor 104 through the system controller 110 to allow the processor 104 to store data or retrieve data from internal or external storage media (not shown). Examples of typical storage devices 124 include hard and floppy disks, tape cassettes, and compact disk read-only memories (CD-ROMs).
- the system controller 110 is coupled to several memory modules 130a,b...n, which serve as system memory for the computer system 100.
- the memory modules 130 are preferably coupled to the system controller 110 through a high-speed link 134, which may be an optical or electrical communication path or some other type of communications path, hi the event the high-speed link 134 is implemented as an optical communication path, the optical communication path may be in the form of one or more optical fibers, for example.
- the system controller 110 and the memory modules will include an optical input/output port or separate input and output ports coupled to the optical corrrmunication path.
- the memory modules 130 are shown coupled to the system controller 110 in a multi-drop arrangement in which the single high-speed link 134 is coupled to all of the memory modules 130.
- topologies such as a point-to-point coupling arrangement in which a separate high-speed link (not shown) is used to couple each of the memory modules 130 to the system controller 110.
- a switching topology may also be used in which the system controller 110 is selectively coupled to each of the memory modules 130 through a switch (not shown).
- Other topologies that may be used will be apparent to one skilled in the art.
- Each of the memory modules 130 includes a memory hub 140 for controlling access to 6 memory devices 148, which, in the example illustrated in Figure 2, are synchronous dynamic random access memory (“SDRAM”) devices. However, a fewer or greater number of memory devices 148 may be used, and memory devices other than SDRAM devices may, of course, also be used.
- the memory hub 140 is coupled to each of the system memory devices 148 through a bus system 150, which normally includes a control bus, an address bus and a data bus.
- the memory hub 140 of Figure 1 includes a link interface 152 that is coupled to the high-speed link 134.
- the nature of the link interface 152 will depend upon the characteristics of the high-speed link 134.
- the link interface 152 will include an optical input/output port and will convert optical signals coupled through the optical communications path into electrical signals, hi any case, the link interface 152 preferably includes a buffer, such as a first-in, first-out buffer 154, for receiving and storing memory requests as they are received through the high-speed link 134.
- the memory requests are stored in the buffer 154 until they can be processed by the memory hub 140.
- the memory sequencer 160 converts the memory requests from the format output from the system controller 110 into a memory request having a format that can be used by the memory devices 148.
- These re-formatted request signals will normally include memory command signals, which are derived from memory commands contained in the memory request received by the memory hub 140, and row and column address signals, which are derived from an address contained in the memory request received by the memory hub 140.
- the re-formatted request signals will normally include write data signals which are derived from write data contained in the memory request received by the memory hub 140.
- the memory sequencer 160 will output row address signals, a row address strobe ("RAS") signal, an active high write/active low read signal (“W/R*”), column address signals and a column address strobe (“CAS”) signal.
- the re-formatted memory requests are preferably output from the sequencer 160 in the order they will be used by the memory devices 148.
- the memory sequencer 160 applies the re-formatted memory requests to a memory device interface 166. The nature of the memory device interface 166 will again depend upon the characteristics of the memory devices 148.
- the memory device interface 166 preferably includes a buffer, such as a FIFO buffer 168, for receiving and storing one or more memory requests as they are received from the link interface 152.
- the memory requests are stored in the buffer 168 until they can be processed by the memory devices 148.
- the memory device interface 166 may reorder the memory requests so that they are applied to the memory devices in some other order.
- the memory requests may be stored in the interface 166 in a manner that causes one type of request, e.g., read requests to be processed before other types of requests, e.g., write requests.
- the memory requests are described above as being received by the memory hub 140 in a format that is different from the format that the memory requests are applied to the memory devices 148.
- the system controller 110 may instead re-format memory requests from the processor 104 ( Figure 1) to a format that can be used by the memory devices 148.
- the sequencer 160 simply schedules the re-formatted memory request signals in the order needed for use by the memory devices 148.
- the memory request signals for one or more memory requests are then transferred to the memory device interface 166 so they can subsequently be applied to the memory devices 148.
- a cache memory in the processor 104 or coupled to the processor bus 106 ( Figure 1), which is the traditional approach to reducing memory read latency, is not well suited to a memory system using memory hubs.
- the memory hub 140 example shown in Figure 2 provides relatively low memory read latency by including a row cache memory 170 in each of the memory hubs 140.
- the row cache memory 170 may be similar in design to conventional cache systems including a data memory (not shown), a tag memory (not shown), and conventional address comparison logic (not shown).
- the row cache memory 170 stores data contained in one or more previously addressed rows of memory cells in one or more of the memory devices 148 in the module 140.
- the row cache memory 170 receives addresses forming part of a memory request from the link interface 152, which are compared to addresses of cached data, h the event of an address match, which indicates that the data being fetched by the memory request is stored in the row cache memory 170, the memory 170 outputs the requested data and a "ROW HIT" signal indicative of a cache hit.
- the ROW HIT signal is applied to a multiplexer 176 to cause the data from the cache memory 170 to be coupled to the link interface 152. In the event of a row cache miss, the multiplexer 176 couples data from the memory device interface 166 to the link interface 152.
- the ROW HIT signal is also applied to the memory sequencer 160 so that the sequencer will not couple the memory request to the memory device interface 166 in the event of a row hit since the data called for by the memory request has already been supplied by the row cache memory 170.
- the row cache memory 170 may store data only from columns in a row that have been previously accessed, the memory 170 preferably pre-fetches data from many or all of the columns in the cached row when the memory hub 140 is not busy responding to memory requests from the system controller 110. More specifically, the memory sequencer 160 contains conventional circuitry to keep track of which columns of a row being accessed have had the data stored therein transferred to the row cache memory 170. When the sequencer 160 is not busy servicing memory requests from the link interface 152, the sequencer 160 generates memory requests, which are applied to the memory device interface 166, to cause data stored in the remaining columns of an addressed row to be transferred to the row cache memory 170. As a result, since memory accesses are typically to a series of memory locations in the same row, the row cache memory 170 is likely to be storing data that will be fetched in subsequent memory requests.
- the memory hub 140 can process a subsequent memory request directed to a new row of memory cells in one of the memory devices 148 using a variety of procedures. For example, if the row cache memory 170 is capable of storing data from more than one row, the sequencer 160 can simply cause the data stored in the subsequently accessed row to be transferred to the row cache memory 170. If the row cache memory 170 is capable of storing data from only a single row of memory cells, or the cache memory 170 has otherwise reached its storage capacity, the data stored in the newly accessed row of memory cells can simply overwrite the previously stored data.
- the memory hub 140 preferably includes circuitry for maintaining cache consistency using conventional memory cache techniques.
- the hub 140 may employ a "write through" mode of operation or a "write back" mode of operation in the event of a memory request for a write to a location followed by a memory request for a read from that same location.
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