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Buy 100T DMA Board — Artix-7 FPGA (XC7A100T)

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A 100T DMA board built on the AMD Xilinx Artix-7 XC7A100T FPGA. Far more logic resources than 35T and 75T boards, a standard PCIe form factor, a high-speed USB interface and a CNC-milled aluminium housing with passive cooling.

The 100T DMA board is built around the AMD Xilinx Artix-7 XC7A100T FPGA — a compact, high-performance platform for FPGA development, PCIe communication research, embedded-system prototyping and custom hardware acceleration. Its industrial aluminium enclosure, considered thermal design and high-speed USB connectivity suit engineers, developers, laboratories and educational work alike.

Artix-7 100T FPGA

The XC7A100T die carries noticeably more logic resources than the 35T and 75T platforms while keeping excellent power efficiency. The board is built for a wide range of work:

  • FPGA development and debugging;
  • PCIe communication;
  • hardware prototyping;
  • embedded design;
  • data processing and algorithm verification.

PCIe form factor

The board uses a standard PCI Express card format and installs cleanly into desktop workstations and development rigs. Its compact mechanical structure improves compatibility and holds the card firmly in the slot.

High-speed USB interface

An integrated high-speed USB interface handles convenient data transfer between the board and the host computer, and also serves firmware management and FPGA development workflows depending on the software configuration.

CNC aluminium enclosure

The precision-milled aluminium cover provides:

  • better mechanical protection;
  • improved heat dissipation;
  • greater structural rigidity;
  • a clean industrial look.

Laser-engraved branding adds a neat premium finish.

Considered cooling

The aluminium housing acts as a passive heatsink and improves cooling during long development sessions — no additional fan required.

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When the 100T earns its price

Built on an AMD Xilinx Artix-7 XC7A100T, this board carries noticeably more logic than the 35T and 75T at the same efficiency. Standard PCIe form factor, a fast USB interface, and a milled aluminium case cooled passively — it suits heavy firmware as readily as engineering work: FPGA debugging, PCIe traffic study, hardware prototyping.

Worth the step up from a 75T?

  • Take the 100T when you want headroom for future builds, silence without a fan, and a case that shrugs off continuous use.
  • The 75T is enough when the job is single and well understood: it costs less and runs the same current firmware.

What you need alongside it

A free PCIe slot in the second PC (a Mini PC with the right connector will do), firmware for your game, a fuser for the picture and an input module. The models are compared in how to choose a DMA card. Warranty and shipping across Russia and the CIS — terms here.