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IEEE/ICACT20260320 Question.4 Questioner: zhaoyb@dsp.ac.cn 2026-02-09 오후 4:19:43	IEEE/ICACT20260320 Answer.4 Answer by Auhor zhaozx@dsp.ac.cn 2026-02-09 오후 4:19:43
The ORP subsystem relies on the PID pool and the Outstanding Table to track requests. In scenarios of extreme congestion or massive cache misses, if the PID pool is exhausted or the table becomes full, what should the system do to keep balanced?	The capacity of the PID pool depends on the performance requirements of the network card in case of cache misses. Our PID pool capacity is 64, which means that when the PCIE delay is 1us, theoretically GCCache can meet a throughput of 64Mpps in extreme cases, which is much greater than the data processing capacity of our current peripheral network cards.

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