Wouldn't this bound the overall memory bandwidth, not the per core bandwidth? I've sort of assumed that just providing more line fill buffers wouldn't be sufficient, and that the number of LFB is chosen in tandem with a number of other things, but I'm not sure what the other things are (that is, just increasing the # of LFB might not be meaningful without also increasing XYZ).
I can’t speak to that. Last time I looked at this stuff was when I was taking an electrical engineering class and we were talking about constructing RAM out of flip flops.
