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CPU power consumption
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CPU power consumption
 Most modern CPUs are designed with power consumption in mind to
some degree
 Power vs. energy:
• Power
– P = Iavg X Vcc (watt), 1w = 1J/s
– The rate at which energy is consumed
• Energy
– 1 Joule = 1W X 1s
 Heat-Limited application (HLA):
• cost of power supply
• cost of cooling
– heat depends on power consumption
– 600 MHz Alpha: 109.0 W @ 2.30V Vdd
 Energy-Limited application (ELA):
• battery life depends on energy consumption (mobile system)
• cooling
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Power Density
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Notebook Power Breakdown
 IBM ThinkPad R40
• 1.3 GHz Pentium M
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Power consumption for Intel CPUs
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CPU Power Breakdown by unit
Breakdown of Power for Modern High
Performance Processor
Pentium Pro Breakdown of Power
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Power reduction techniques
 Transistor Level
• static power consumption
• dynamic power consumption
• leakage current
 Circuit Level
• Voltage scaling
• Clock gating
 System Level
• Power saving modes
• Cache organization
 Software Based
• Instruction level power analysis
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CMOS power consumption
 Voltage drops: power consumption proportional to
V2 :
• Ps=CLVdd2fs
 Toggling (switching): more activity means more
power
 Leakage: basic circuit characteristics; can be
eliminated by disconnecting power (below 0.13
micron)
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CPU power-saving strategies
 Reduce power supply voltage
• noise margin
• leakage current
 Run at lower clock frequency
• Performance
 Disable function units with control signals when
not in use
 Disconnect parts from power supply when not in
use
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Application: PowerPC 603 energy
features
 Provides doze, nap, sleep modes
 Dynamic power management features:
• Uses static logic
• Can shut down unused execution units
• Cache organized into subarrays to minimize amount of
active circuitry
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PowerPC 603 activity
 Percentage of time units are idle for SPEC
integer/floating-point:
unit
D cache
I cache
load/store
fixed-point
floating-point
system register
Specint92
29%
29%
35%
38%
99%
89%
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Specfp92
28%
17%
17%
76%
30%
97%
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Power-down costs
 Going into a power-down mode costs:
• time
• energy
 Must determine if going into mode is worthwhile
 Can model CPU power states with power state
machine
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Power vs. time running a real
application
 Pentium processor
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Application: StrongARM SA-1100 power
saving
 Processor takes two supplies:
• VDD is main 3.3V supply
• VDDX is 1.5V
 Three power modes:
• Run: normal operation
• Idle: stops CPU clock, with logic still powered
• Sleep: shuts off most of chip activity;
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SA-1110 Power and Clock supply
sources
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SA-1100 power state machine
Prun = 400 mW
run
10 ms
160 ms
90 ms
10 ms
idle
Pidle = 50 mW
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90 ms
sleep
Psleep = 0.16 mW
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Intel PXA27x Power Management
 Power Modes
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Turbo mode
Run mode – normal full-function mode
Idle mode – stopping the CPU clock
Deep-idle mode – back to 13-MHz core frequency
Standby mode
Sleep mode – keeps I/O powered
Deep-sleep mode – I/O powered down
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Summary of Module Power and Clocks
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DFM (Dynamic Frequency Management)
and DVM
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DFM and DVM (2)
 DFM
• The core clock can be configured dynamically by SW
 DVM
• The voltage manager provides voltage management
through use of an I2C unit
 Coupling
• A frequency change can be coupled with a voltage change
• A voltage change can be coupled with a frequency change
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DFM and DVM (3)
 Programmable Operating Frequencies
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Workload Characterization for Intel
DFM and DVM
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CPU bound
Memory bound
I/O bound
CPU and Memory bound
• CPU bound job
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Workload Characterization for Intel
DFM and DVM
Memory bound job
CPU and Memory bound job
Window Media Video
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Power management styles
 Static power management: does not depend on
CPU activity
• Example: user-activated power-down mode
 Dynamic power management: based on CPU
activity
• Example: disabling off function units
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Power optimization
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Power optimization
 Power management: determining how system
resources are scheduled/used to control power
consumption
• Static : does not depend on CPU activity
– Example: user-activated power-down mode
• Dynamic : based on CPU activity
– Example: disabling off function units
 OS can manage for power just as it manages for
time.
 OS reduces power by shutting down units.
• May have partial shutdown modes.
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Power management and performance
 Power management and performance are often at
odds.
 Entering power-down mode consumes
• energy
• time
 Leaving power-down mode consumes
• energy
• time
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Simple power management policies
 Request-driven: power up once request is received.
Adds delay to response.
 Predictive shutdown: try to predict how long you
have before next request.
• May start up in advance of request in anticipation of a new
request.
• If you predict wrong, you will incur additional delay while
starting up.
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Probabilistic shutdown
 Assume service requests are probabilistic.
 Optimize expected values:
• power consumption
• response time
 Simple probabilistic: shut down after time Ton, turn
back on after waiting for Toff.
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Advanced Configuration and Power
Interface
 Conceived by Intel, Microsoft, and Toshiba (the
promoters)
 An “interface” specification
• ACPI/OSPM replaces APM, MPS, and PnP BIOS Spec
• APM : advanced power management (1992)
– to reduce power consumption below the 60 to 80 watts
requirement of DOS-based systems
– BIOS-driven power management
 Allow OS-directed Power Management (OSPM)
• power management specification
• system design specification
• application program power management specification
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ACPI, cont’d
 Defines
• Hardware registers - implemented in chipset silicon
• BIOS interfaces
– Configuration tables
– Interpreted executable function interface (Control
Methods)
– Motherboard device enumeration and configuration
• System and device power states
• ACPI Thermal Model
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Advanced Configuration and Power
Interface
 ACPI: open standard for power management
services.
applications
OS kernel
device
drivers
power
management
ACPI BIOS
Hardware platform
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ACPI Global States and Transitions
Pow er
Failure
Legacy
Boot
(SCI_EN=0)
M odem
HDD
CDROM
CPU
D3
D3
D3
C3
D2
D2
D2
C2
D1
D1
D1
C1
D0
C0
D0
D0
G3 -Mech
Off
C0
ACPI
Boot
(SCI_EN=1)
S4BIOS_F
S4BIOS_REQ
BIOS
Routine
ACPI_ENABLE
(SCI_EN=1)
G0 (S0) Working
Legacy
SLP_TYPx=(S1-S4)
and
SLP_EN
ACPI_DISABLE
(SCI_EN=0)
Wake
Ev ent
ACPI
Boot
(SCI_EN=1)
Legacy
Boot
(SCI_EN=0)
S4
S3
S2
S1
G1 Sleeping
SLP_TYPx=S
5
and
SLP_EN
or
PWRBTN_OR
G2 (S5) Soft Off
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ACPI global power states
 G3: mechanical off
 G2(S5): soft off
 G1: sleeping state
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S1: low wake-up latency with no loss of context
S2: low latency with loss of CPU/cache state
S3: low latency with loss of all state except memory
S4: lowest-power state with all devices off
 G0: working state
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Global Power States
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Device and Processor Power States
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Software Power Minimization
 SW constitutes a major component of systems
 Instruction level power analysis
• Instruction base costs
• Effect of circuit state
• Other inter-instruction effects
– Pipeline stalls
– Cache misses
“Reducing power in high-performance microprocessors,” V. Tiwari et al.
“Instruction level power analysis and optimization of software, ” V. Tiwari et al.
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Instruction base costs
 486DX2: 300-500 mA
 SPARClite: 200-300 mA
 DSP : 20-60 mA
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Effect of circuit state
 Case of the 486DX2
• 5-30 mA while most instructions in the range of 300-420 mA
 Case of a smaller, more basic processor (DSP)
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Other Inter-instruction effects
 Case of the 486 DX2
• Pipeline stall cycle
– 250 mA
• Cache miss cycle
– 216 mA
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Overall Instruction level power model
Ep =Si(Bi x Ni) +Si,j(Oi,j x Ni,j) + SkEk
 Impact of internal power management
• OR, SHIFT, ADD, or MULTIPLY do not show much of the
cost variation
• Guarded evaluation
– Turn off the power of the unused modules dynamically
– Low power Pentium, PowerPC 603, etc.
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Software Energy Optimization
Techniques
 Reducing Memory
Accesses
• 486 DX :
– Register
operand: 300
mA
– Memory read:
400 mA
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Software Energy Optimization Techniques,
cont’d
 Energy cost driven code generation
• Traditional cost criteria
– Either the size or the running time
 Instruction Reordering for Low power
• Limited impact in 486DX and the SPARClite
• Beneficial for the DSP (Why?)
 Processor specific optimizations
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