Tiger Lake + Renoir On Ubuntu Linux For Battery vs. AC Performance

Written by Michael Larabel in Computers on 24 November 2020 at 11:30 AM EST. Page 2 of 8. 39 Comments.

Next up is WebXPRT within Firefox, one of the browser benchmarks used by Intel in last week's presentation.

Core i7 1165G7 vs. Ryzen 5 4500U Battery Linux Performance

The WebXPRT performance on the Core i7 1165G7 was indeed the same regardless of power source. But the Ryzen 5 4500U in its default battery state was at 61% the connected performance.

Core i7 1165G7 vs. Ryzen 5 4500U Battery Linux Performance

When looking at the CPU peak frequency data for this test, the 4500U laptop was at a 1.6GHz average on battery versus 1.8GHz connected to AC power. But most noticeable is on battery for this test the 3.9~4.0GHz boost clock speed was not being achieved - the highest recorded clock speed was 2.4GHz during this test.

Core i7 1165G7 vs. Ryzen 5 4500U Battery Linux Performance
Core i7 1165G7 vs. Ryzen 5 4500U Battery Linux Performance

Running WebXPRT under Chrome did lead to a similar outcome.

Core i7 1165G7 vs. Ryzen 5 4500U Battery Linux Performance
Core i7 1165G7 vs. Ryzen 5 4500U Battery Linux Performance

With Jetstream 2 running under Chrome, the Tiger Lake laptop was at 96% the performance when on battery while the Ryzen 5 4500U was at 76% the performance. The boost clock was being hit for the Ryzen 5 4500U while on battery but the average clock speed dropped from 2.9GHz to 2.6GHz.


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