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How to improve latency on my D525 computer?
10 years 3 months ago #77830
by thuwrx10
How to improve latency on my D525 computer? was created by thuwrx10
Ran latency-histogram for about 1 day
with 10 glxgears, stress and screensaver.
The local maximum near +-10us seems weird and I think it can be eliminated by some methods.
D525 is dual core, I disabled hyper-threading, removed xserver-xorg-video-intel so the display driver seems to be vesa.
isolcpus=1 kernel parameter added and set IRQ affinity to CPU0. What else can be done to improve latency?
with 10 glxgears, stress and screensaver.
The local maximum near +-10us seems weird and I think it can be eliminated by some methods.
D525 is dual core, I disabled hyper-threading, removed xserver-xorg-video-intel so the display driver seems to be vesa.
isolcpus=1 kernel parameter added and set IRQ affinity to CPU0. What else can be done to improve latency?
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10 years 3 months ago #77964
by SrLange61
Replied by SrLange61 on topic How to improve latency on my D525 computer?
How well does it work on your machine ?
The D525 is getting a bit old.
For lpt port stepping the Haswell Pentium G3258 has it all. Its cheap, unlocked for overclocking and still available.
srl
The D525 is getting a bit old.
For lpt port stepping the Haswell Pentium G3258 has it all. Its cheap, unlocked for overclocking and still available.
srl
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10 years 3 months ago #77978
by Todd Zuercher
Replied by Todd Zuercher on topic How to improve latency on my D525 computer?
I think 20us aught to be good enough for software stepping, unless you need to go super fast or have a high micro-stepping count. And in those cases you should probably be considering hardware step generation anyway.
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