Binning + Pipeline, How to do it, please?

ads-ee said:

What you need to do is work on your skills at analyzing where the bottle neck is located. It doesn't seem like you've got a handle on why the 673 Mbps is too
much for a 700 Mbps channel.

First of all how is your UDP packets being constructed? Are you adding the headers after you have the entire packet stored? If so have you looked at how that affects the amount of dead time you are getting between adjacent packet transmissions?

I hope you are seeing where I'm going with this. I don't think you've analyzed the effects of encapsulation on the time it takes to send a packet after the preceding packet was sent. You've probably added enough dead time between packets where you've wasted 30% (=1-(350/500)) of the 700 Mbps you have.

I still think 700 Mbps is an extremely low value for payload on a Gigabit Ethernet connection using UDP packets that are quite large (1.4kB). Does this mean that most of the packets are very tiny like Ehternet_framing(42-octets)/IP(24-bytes)/UDP headers(8-bytes) (total:74-bytes) plus 106-bytes of payload? I can't envision any other way you're losing 30% of the bandwidth to overhead, unless you are sharing bandwidth with something else that is sending Ethernet frames?

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