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  • woldtwerk
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    Why are the speedometer results awesome on lunar lake and poor on strix?
    That's actually an important metric for webdev.

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  • schmidtbag
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    Originally posted by Ronix View Post
    No one wants to nerd over these charts, Michael. Show us how the battery life is on Lunar Lake because 20hr linux laptop is literally their strongest pull. If you want performance there's Arrow Lake FWIW.
    He showed performance-per-watt results and power consumption, which collectively I would argue is more important seeing as not all laptops are going to come with the same battery. Seeing power consumption matters more than how many hours of battery life you get on laptops of different configurations.

    Having said all that, LL doesn't appear to handily beat out SP in efficiency.

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  • Mitch
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    Originally posted by superm1 View Post
    That's right - Strix doesn't support HFI, but this patch should help Strix hit the proper performance, and this patch should help with scheduler placing tasks properly.
    These patches look awesome. I imagine they'll assist in performance, power usage, and performance-per-watt, especially for tasks that don't saturate every core and thread. Fingers crossed they land in 6.13 / asap.

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  • nachoplus
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    Hey Michael, Thanks for the review. Do you have planned at some point looking at the Lunar Lake battery life for browsing or video playing? Allegedly Windows gets great numbers, I haven't been able to see any Linux numbers just yet.
    Last edited by nachoplus; 16 October 2024, 02:06 PM.

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  • Ronix
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    No one wants to nerd over these charts, Michael. Show us how the battery life is on Lunar Lake because 20hr linux laptop is literally their strongest pull. If you want performance there's Arrow Lake FWIW.

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  • pWe00Iri3e7Z9lHOX2Qx
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    Once they sort out the kernel driver or Mesa performance issues for the Intel iGPU, LL still looks compelling for the ultra portable / maximum battery life crowd.

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  • superm1
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    That's right - Strix doesn't support HFI, but this patch should help Strix hit the proper performance, and this patch should help with scheduler placing tasks properly.

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  • ptr1337
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    Michael

    Thanks for the tests.
    The following statement is not correct, since the Strix do not support HFI:
    > So just keep in mind that this is the performance right now on Ubuntu 24.10. Or in similar regard, AMD also has more Linux performance improvements coming for their Strix AI 300 series SoCs too.​

    Also, did you only change the EPP Sysfs or did you used power-profiles-daemon to change these?

    If you used power-profiles-daemon - which version?

    Edit: Seems like ppd was used, since boost was disabled on amd powersave profile
    Last edited by ptr1337; 16 October 2024, 11:44 AM.

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  • Intel Lunar Lake vs. AMD Strix Point Platform Profile Performance Comparison

    Phoronix: Intel Lunar Lake vs. AMD Strix Point Platform Profile Performance Comparison

    For those that have been eager to see more Intel Core Ultra Series 200V Lunar Lake Linux testing, here is the latest installment of testing as well as an update from Intel following my Lunar Lake Linux testing recent reports. Today's article is looking at Intel Lunar Lake versus AMD Strix Point across different ACPI Platform Profile configurations for whether you are after peak performance or the most power savings.

    Phoronix, Linux Hardware Reviews, Linux hardware benchmarks, Linux server benchmarks, Linux benchmarking, Desktop Linux, Linux performance, Open Source graphics, Linux How To, Ubuntu benchmarks, Ubuntu hardware, Phoronix Test Suite
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