The Apollo lake (E39XX) CPU used the I/O fabric for internal I/O communication. How to calculate the I/O bandwidth? For example, the I/O fabric is 128b @ 133MHz. How many bps on this I/O bus?

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[KYang11]

Our customer​ is KOYODENSHI in Japan. They want to make sure the bandwidth is enough for USB3.0 (x2)+USB2.0 (x8) + SATA (x2). When the system is in full loading, the I/O performance is meet I/O fabric design bandwidth. It doesn't have any technical problem.

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​Hello, @KYang11​:

Thanks for your clarification.

The supported configurations are stated in Tables 3-15 and 3-19, on pages 78 and 81 of the Intel(R) Pentium(R) and Celeron(R) Processor N- and J- Series (Formerly Apollo Lake) External Design Specification [EDS] - Volume 1 of 3 document # 557555. This EDS is accessible to you when you are logged into your Resource and Design Center (RDC) privileged account in the following website:

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