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Hey guys.
First thanks a lot for your efforts von the NVM update and the ASPM issues with the I226.
I and others experiencing same issues in unraid, regarding ASPM, see here: https://github.com/fenrus75/powertop/issues/143
When we activating "PEG ASPM" in BIOS the NIC throughput of the I226-V drops significantly.
So we are currently disabling "PEG ASPM" in BIOS to get arround this issue.
Sure, the drawback is that the cpu does'nt reach higher c-states than C2/C3, or in other words, it draws more power from the wall.
When i got you right, you are trying to disable ASPM on the card all together.
Our goal (with powertop on unraid) is to enable it and the card should/could handle it, to save more energy.
Do you have any infos if that's a silicon issue and maybe is or can be fixed with an NVM update?
Maybe thats possible with disable a portion (L0, L1, ...) off the ASPM features on the card to preserve "some" ASPM feature and save energy.
Would be nice to hear your thought's.
First thanks a lot for your efforts von the NVM update and the ASPM issues with the I226.
I and others experiencing same issues in unraid, regarding ASPM, see here: https://github.com/fenrus75/powertop/issues/143
When we activating "PEG ASPM" in BIOS the NIC throughput of the I226-V drops significantly.
So we are currently disabling "PEG ASPM" in BIOS to get arround this issue.
Sure, the drawback is that the cpu does'nt reach higher c-states than C2/C3, or in other words, it draws more power from the wall.
When i got you right, you are trying to disable ASPM on the card all together.
Our goal (with powertop on unraid) is to enable it and the card should/could handle it, to save more energy.
Do you have any infos if that's a silicon issue and maybe is or can be fixed with an NVM update?
Maybe thats possible with disable a portion (L0, L1, ...) off the ASPM features on the card to preserve "some" ASPM feature and save energy.
Would be nice to hear your thought's.
