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        no writing: 1 318 000 iterations
     
+This test would therefore indicate it is certainly worthwhile to consider Isochronous datatransfers, in time critical applications.
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+What I did notice during my testing was that Windows will initialize an Isochronous datatransfer on an 8ms interval not faster.
+Doing the math, one could conclude it is not faster than a normal Bulk transfer (which transmits 52bytes on 0.2ms). However the overhead that the Bulk transfer imposes on the processor seems to completely offset this as shown by the tests above.
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+This implies transmitting 1023bytes every 8ms, eg. 1x1023bytes/8ms or 2x1023/12ms or 3x1023/14ms, ....
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 Hope it can inspire you,