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consider a system with CPI of 1.2 cycles assuming memory access always results in cache hit. Processor run at 2 GHz. Consider a program running on this system has 30% Load and store instructions. The processor has an I-cache with miss rate of 2% and a D-cache with miss rate of 5%. The hit time is 1 clock cycle. The miss penalty for both the cache is 50 ns.
What is the overall CPI including both instruction and data access?_______

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