Field Name Bits Default Description RB_BUFSZ 5:0 0x0 Ring Buffer Size. This size is expressed in log2 of the actual size. Values 0 and 1 are clamped to an 8 DWORD ring buffer. A value of 2 to 22 will give a ring buffer: 2^(RB_BUFSZ+1). Values greater than 22 will clamp to 22. Default = 0 RB_BLKSZ 13:8 0x0 Ring Buffer Block Size. This defines the number of quadwords that the Command Processor will read between updates to the host`s copy of the Read Pointer. This size is expressed in log2 of the actual size (in 64-bit quadwords). For example, for a block of 1024 quadwords, you would program this field to 10(decimal). Default = 0 BUF_SWAP 17:16 0x0 Endian Swap Control for Ring Buffer and Indirect Buffer. Only affects the chip behavior if the buffer resides in system memory. POSSIBLE VALUES: 00 - No swap 01 - 16-bit swap: 0xAABBCCDD becomes 0xBBAADDCC 02 - 32-bit swap: 0xAABBCCDD becomes 0xDDCCBBAA 03 - Half-dword swap: 0xAABBCCDD becomes 0xCCDDAABB MAX_FETCH 19:18 0x0 Maximum Fetch Size for any read request that the CP makes to memory. POSSIBLE VALUES: 00 - 1 double octword. (32 bytes) 01 - 2 double octwords. (64 bytes) 02 - 4 double octwords. (128 bytes) 03 - 8 double octwords. (256 bytes). RB_NO_UPDATE 27 0x0 Ring Buffer No Write to Read Pointer. The purpose of this control bit is to have a fall-back position if the bus- mastered write to system memory doesn`t work, in which case the driver will have to read the Graphics Controller`s copy of the Read Pointer directly, with some performance penalty. POSSIBLE VALUES: 00 - Write to Host`s copy of Read Pointer in system memory. 01 - Do not write to Host`s copy of Read pointer. RB_RPTR_WR_ENA 31 0x0 Ring Buffer Read Pointer Write Transfer Enable. When set the contents of the CP_RB_RPTR_WR register is transferred to the active read pointer (CP_RB_RPTR) whenever the CP_RB_WPTR register is written.