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Ondemand governor dramatically slows down mesa perfomance
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For what it's worth, I ran glxgears with all three governors on my system and got the lowest score with ondemand at 800fps. With conservative and performance, I got virtually identical numbers in the range of 1200fps... simply incredible. Ondemand seems totally broken.
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glxgears is not a benchmark. You can run it back to back with no differing changes and get completely different numbers. Just moving the window to a different spot changes the numbers. It can show that direct rendering is working well enough to run glxgears, but it can't represent performance.
I have a 4200 IGP plugged into my TV and a 6850 plugged into 2 desktop monitors (which btw is impossible with catalyst) running in zaphod mode. The 4200 IGP gets higher numbers than the 6850.Last edited by duby229; 31 May 2013, 02:22 PM.
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Originally posted by duby229 View Postglxgears is not a benchmark. You can run it back to back with no differing changes and get completely different numbers. Just moving the window to a different spot changes the numbers. It can show that direct rendering is working well enough to run glxgears, but it can't represent performance.
I have a 4200 IGP plugged into my TV and a 6850 plugged into 2 desktop monitors (which btw is impossible with catalyst) running in zaphod mode. The 4200 IGP gets higher numbers than the 6850.
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You used glxgears as a benchmark, not me, so don't sass me. Use a valid benchmark. glxgears is not cpu bound, or gpu bound, or memory bound. It really doesnt do much of anything. It -can't- give relative information in same configurations.
You posted to a forum for a website that specializes in benchmarking software, PTS, which you ignored completely and used glxgears instead......... And then you affirm that you know glxgears isnt a benchmark, after you used it as a benchmark, despite posting to a forum that specializes in benchmark software......Last edited by duby229; 31 May 2013, 02:55 PM.
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Catalyst driver Serious Sam 3
To solve one the game issues, I had two options.
Disable cool and quiet in the bios.
Or install on openSUSE, CFU ( CPU Frequency Utility ) and change the setting from on demand to performance.
Desktop pc. amd phenom IIX4 HD5750
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Originally posted by duby229 View PostYou used glxgears as a benchmark, not me, so don't sass me. Use a valid benchmark. glxgears is not cpu bound, or gpu bound, or memory bound. It really doesnt do much of anything. It -can't- give relative information in same configurations.
You posted to a forum for a website that specializes in benchmarking software, PTS, which you ignored completely and used glxgears instead......... And then you affirm that you know glxgears isnt a benchmark, after you used it as a benchmark, despite posting to a forum that specializes in benchmark software......
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Originally posted by sdack View Postglxgears is awesome. It is simple and produces numbers fast. It is so simple that it is probably save to say that any tweak, which makes glxgears run faster, helps most other OpenGL applications, too.
If you want glxgears that IS benchmark, that would be Jgears.
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