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AMD-762 Datasheet(PDF) 32 Page - Advanced Micro Devices |
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AMD-762 Datasheet(HTML) 32 Page - Advanced Micro Devices |
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32 / 122 page ![]() 20 Functional Operation Chapter 2 AMD-762™ System Controller Data Sheet 24416C—December 2001 Preliminary Information While AGP relieves traffic on the PCI bus and frees up graphics adapter memory, the greatest impact on system performance comes from the many innovations AGP brings to data transfer operations. These improvements include the following: n Split Transactions —Requests to read or write data are separate from the data transfers. n Pipelined Requests—Requests can be issued contiguously and stored in the AMD-762 system controller request queue. Pipelining allows AGP to achieve high levels of concurrency with PCI and the processor. n Pipeline Grants—Pipelined GNT# signals for up to four write transactions. n Prioritizing (reordering)—Read and write requests can be assigned a high priority or a low priority to ensure that more urgent requests are serviced first. n Defined-Length Requests—The amount of data requested is indicated in the AGP command, rather than the duration of an asserted signal, such as FRAME# in PCI. n An 8-byte minimum data size for AGP 2x/4x transfers, which provides a more efficient method for moving the large amount of data typical in a graphics request. n A separate, optional Sideband Address (SBA) bus that enables concurrent transmissions of requests and data transfers. n Optional 2x/4x modes that increase the AGP graphics adapter data transfer rate. n Freedom from the coherency requirements of PCI, which eliminates the latency resulting from cache snooping. n Full PCI 2.2 capability, which enables the AMD-762 system controller to pass programming information from the processor to the graphics adapter. n A Graphics Address Remapping Table (GART). The AGP request queue is split up into two queues — one for read requests and one for write requests. Because there is a reordering FIFO in the address module, the request queues do not have to be large. The read queue is big enough to hold all outstanding read requests, which avoids stalling writes that run on the bus while the reads occur to memory. |
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