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Deshi_Intel
Regular Contributor
4 years agoHi,
Common factor that will affect PCIe performance is like below
- PCIe speed
- Your old design is running with PCIe Gen 1 which is just 2.5GT/s
- Now you already upgrade to PCIe Gen 2 which becomes 5GT/s
- Byright you already enjoy performance boost but you are saying NO ?
- PCIe link width
- Any changes on the link width between old design vs new design ?
- x1, x4, x8 and etc ?
- Max payload size
- have you tried to increase this setting ?
- Max read request size
- have you tried to increase this setting ?
Thanks.
Regards,
dlim
JBayl
Occasional Contributor
4 years agoHi Dlim,
1. Yes, there should be performance boost if you look at the PCIe interface. But what we're measuring is showing the opposite. Our software team timed a pre-set transaction (serial data to/from UUT) to compare the Version1 performance with the Version2 board.
2. PCIe link width is x1 on both boards.
3. It's currently set to 256 bytes. I'll try increase it and let our SW team know.
4. Is this an FPGA/HardIP setting? I can't find it on the HIP parameters tab.
Thanks!
Regards,
jbayl
- JBayl4 years ago
Occasional Contributor
I'm getting a message on Platform Designer that 256 bytes is the maximum payload for an Avalon MM interface.