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PCI DMA
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- Subject: PCI DMA
- From: "Meindert Kuipers" <Kuipers@connect.nl>
- Date: Thu, 24 Oct 1996 18:50:34 +100
- Organization: Connect B.V.
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Hello,
We are currently working on a project which requires intensive DMA from a PCI
mastering device at a sustained (that is, for several seconds) bandwidth of 12
MByte/s, with bursts of up to 20 MByte/s. We will be working with a commercial
Pentium motherboard with loads of memory.
Do any of you have real experience with something like this? I understand that
the Intel Triton will accept burst writes to main memory, but will it be able
to sustain the required data rate?
Note that we are certainly not planning to use DOS of Windows in this project.
Thanks,
Meindert Kuipers
CONNECT BV PERFORMANCE IN INDUSTRIAL COMPUTING
P.O. Box 110
5690 AC SON, NETHERLANDS THE LONWORKS INDEPENDENT DEVELOPER
Phone: +31-499-460706 Fax: +31-499-460737
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