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ganeshmirajkar -
You're talking about the three FPGA to HPS SDRAM interfaces, correct? If you select Port Configuration 3 in the HPS parameter editor then the F2SDRAM 0 and F2SDRAM 2 interfaces are both 128 bits wide, and F2SDRAM 1 is disabled. If you select Port Configuration 4 then F2SDRAM 0 is 128 bits, F2SDRAM 1 is 32 bits, and F2SDRAM 2 is 64 bits. So you're correct that you can't get 256 wide on one port, but you can get 128 wide. And if using two ports will work for your application then you can get 256 wide by using F2SDRAM 0 and F2SDRAM 2 in Port Configuration 3.
By the way, the ES1 marking should be on the device package if you can see it.
Bob
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Yes. You are right, But the thing is I cannot select port3 or port1 configuration for this device. It is disabled. This is because there is some problem with that device and they have disabled all option which allow you to go above 64bit.
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