Suppose you could build a CPU where the clock cycle time was different for each instruction. What would the speedup of this new CPU be over the CPU presented in COD Figure 4.23 (The simple control and datapath...) given the instruction mix below? LDUR STUR CBZ B R-type/I-Type 52% 25% 10% 11% 2%

Suppose you could build a CPU where the clock cycle time was different for each instruction. What would the speedup of this new CPU be over the CPU presented in COD Figure 4.23 (The simple control and datapath...) given the instruction mix below? LDUR STUR CBZ B R-type/I-Type 52% 25% 10% 11% 2%

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