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A Windows command-line tool for benchmarking DMA (Direct Memory Access) read/write speeds using the memflow framework.

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DMA Speedtest Memflow RS

Windows GUI for benchmarking DMA read performance through the memflow framework. Targets explorer.exe/ntdll.dll and reports throughput, read rate, and latency in real time.

Features

  • PCILeech and memflow-native connectors
  • Batch testing across configurable read sizes
  • Live plots for throughput, reads/s, and latency with per-size summaries
  • Embedded console, adjustable UI scale, and resizable plots

Build from source

git clone https://github.com/sh1ftd/dma-speedtest-memflow-rs.git
cd dma-speedtest-memflow-rs
cargo build --release
./target/release/dma-speedtest-memflow-rs

Usage

  1. Launch the binary.
  2. Pick a connector:
    • PCILeech (requires hardware device identifier)
    • Native (memflow-native for local testing)
  3. Set test duration (1–60 s) and enable desired read sizes.
  4. Start the test, observe results.

UI Overview

  • Configuration: connector selection, duration slider, read-size grid with bulk actions, UI scale input.
  • Results: throughput/reads/latency plots, min/avg/max tables, live metrics banner, chunk progress, console toggle.
  • Console: optional overlay listing size transitions, stats updates, and errors.

Requirements

  • Windows 10/11 64-bit
  • Rust toolchain for local builds
  • PCILeech-compatible hardware and drivers for physical testing

Credits

Built with Rust, memflow, tokio and egui.

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A Windows command-line tool for benchmarking DMA (Direct Memory Access) read/write speeds using the memflow framework.

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