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by stephencanon 2188 days ago
128B is pretty common (especially for outer caches, but even for L1 on some ARM cores), and 32B is not unheard of.
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I'm fairly certain that DDR4 has 64-byte bursts (64-bit data bus x 8 length bursts per command == 64-bytes per DDR4 operation). I'd expect all modern systems with DDR4 controllers to have 64-byte cache lines or greater.

LPDDR4 is a totally different protocol however. Maybe 32-bytes is optimal on cell phones... I don't know much about that.