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Clocking methodology determines when a value is stable relative to the clock. Suppose you are trying to improve performance so you decide to reduce the clock period to a time less than when the value will be stable. What might happen? Check all that apply
Clocking methodology determines when a value is stable relative to the clock. Suppose you are trying to improve performance so you decide to reduce the clock period to a time less than when the value will be stable. What might happen? Check all that apply.

Choose AT LEAST ONE answer.
a. No harm - that's how we increase clock rate, by adding undecidability to a processor.
b. Your processor may store or use an incorrect value.
c. That's silly - reducing the clock period increases the frequency which hurts performance, not helps.

Explanation / Answer

ans is c

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