There's Now More Than 300,000 Open-Source Linux Benchmarks On Our Daily Trackers

[phoronix]

Phoronix: There's Now More Than 300,000 Open-Source Linux Benchmarks On Our Daily Trackers

Our LinuxBenchmarking.com initiative that's tracking the performance of the Git code for the Linux kernel, Mesa, Clang, and GCC on a daily basis now has completed more than 300,000 benchmark results since its roll-out less than one year ago...

http://www.phoronix.com/scan.php?pag...chmarking-300k

[Klassic Six]

It's all thanks to you Michael.

[FireBurn]

But without any analysis into breakages or performance drops and no bugs submitted upstream it's not really for anything other than Michael's bragging rights

[Michael]

But without any analysis into breakages or performance drops and no bugs submitted upstream it's not really for anything other than Michael's bragging rights

It provides a small range of commits/time-span for those to investigate upstream. If there was more support/resources available, would be happy to investigate more closely and manage bug reports, etc.

[andrei_me]

Any of your system have been affected by the regression cited on this discussion:

http://www.phoronix.com/forums/forum...ainst-catalyst

Should be an interesting post...

[darkbasic]

Yes, we should definitely investigate.

[kloumpt]

Did you think about these kind of devices to replace the AC ?
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ground...heat_exchanger
I think it could be cheap

[Michael]

Did you think about these kind of devices to replace the AC ?
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ground...heat_exchanger
I think it could be cheap

Don't really have a budget for any other upgrades at this time at all :/ Doubt a ground heat exchanger would be cheap in the US.