DDR4 baremetal read and write operations #462
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anybody know how to validate Functional throughput of DDR4 (1600Mbps) using a baremetal code |
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hughbreslin
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The DMA benchmarks show the performance of DDR copying to internal memory and also DDR to DDR transfers in this section - note its the non-cached as the cache will interfere with performance benchmarks. Those results will show reads, for writes you could look at different internal memories to DDR, for example L2 LIM to non-cached ddr here. The bare metal project here was used to generate the results |
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The DMA benchmarks show the performance of DDR copying to internal memory and also DDR to DDR transfers in this section - note its the non-cached as the cache will interfere with performance benchmarks.
Those results will show reads, for writes you could look at different internal memories to DDR, for example L2 LIM to non-cached ddr here.
The bare metal project here was used to generate the results