Abstract: An intelligent tile-based memory bandwidth management solution executed by an address aperture, such as a compression address aperture, services linearly addressed data requests (read requests and write requests) from a processor to data stored in a memory component having a tile-based address structure. For read requests, the aperture stores previously read tiles (full or partial) in a tile-aware cache and then seeks to service future read requests from the cache instead of the long-term memory component. For write requests, the aperture stores the write data in the tile-aware cache and assembles the data with write data from other write requests so that full tile data writes to the long-term memory may be achieved in lieu of excessive partial-tile writes.

Abstract: Various embodiments of methods and systems for managing compressed data transaction sizes in a system on a chip (“SoC”) in a portable computing device (“PCD”) are disclosed. Based on lengths of compressed data tiles associated in a group, wherein the compressed data tiles are comprised within a compressed image file, multiple compressed data tiles may be aggregated into a single, multi-tile transaction. A metadata file may be generated in association with the single multi-tile transaction to identify the transaction as a multi-tile transaction and provide offset data to distinguish data associated with the compressed data tiles. Using the metadata, embodiments of the solution may provide for random access and modification of the compressed data stored in association with a multi-tile transaction.