Computer Architecture: A Quantitative Approach (The Morgan Kaufmann Series in Computer Architecture and Design) 6th Edition

The bible of computer architecture.This book is used by practically all academic institutions around the globe, and for a good reason. The structure is great, and the writing and explanations are excellent. It covers topics from pipelines and hazards, up to modern topics such as GPUs (without forgetting to cover important topics such as virtual memory, cache, out-of-order execution, branch prediction, and so on).Unquestionably, this is the best book to study computer architecture.

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This is the book I used in school many years ago. I thought I would buy a copy to freshen my knowledge.Well it is still good but I found it long winded (like many text books currently )So it was too slow to fit my needs but otherwise okay

Wow! Everything you want to know about the underlying processes which enable bits to flow in harmony in your computer or handheld device is covered in this book. The publisher could have used a better editor in some areas regarding descriptions and figures. There are some occasions where the two just did not match. Minor frustration. This should not distract you from purchasing this book if you have an interest in what makes today's modern computing systems function. Because of the massive amount information contained in the volume you will definitely find something you did not know prior to reading.

I am a student of Software Engineering and I graduated top of the class thanks to this book.The authors of this book have done an amazing job writing it. They take you to the incredible world of computer architecture and introduce you to the key ideas and concepts which make computer so powerful.The book is very detailed and leaves no loose ends. I love that fact that there authors provide concrete evidence for all of their statements (backed up by years of research and experiments).The book is beginner-friendly but I recommend reading the Computer Organization and Design by the same authors first because many things will be more clear and easier to understand.

This classic textbook required text for a class I took in graduate school at the University of Illinois at Chicago back in the 1990s, and I just used it in two sections of a graduate class at Saint Leo University in Fall 2021. It's a classic that has withstood the test of time.

This book is super useful to my learning. It is in fairly good condition, clean, complete.

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