large performance degradation observed by crosbolt in R62 for speedometer. |
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Issue descriptionspeedometer benchmark has changed as explained in here: https://chromeperf.appspot.com/report?sid=85d1d2a4e09aa185c94675159d5dfb0c12918571003846e4b5083975161e6fd8 I don't understand what version of speedometer is Chrome OS using. So, one of the owners of crosbolt needs to decide which version we need to track. This is most probably related to the degradation that crosbolt sees in 62: https://cros-goldeneye.corp.google.com/chromeos/console/listCrosbolt?graphSKU=samus_intel_broadwell_i5_2.2g_4Gb&graphTest=speedometer%2FTotal.Total I am not sure if there is anything to fix here but the graph shown by crosbolt for R62 is worry some because it shows a very large degradation. Also, Which version of speedometer are we going to track from now on? I will mark this as a P1 (instead of as a P0) as I believe there is no real degradation and it is just an issue with the benchmark. (There is a real degradation being tracked in issue 773561 ).
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Oct 13 2017
ben, I really don't know. I suspect such huge performance variation is due to some change in the benchmark. I posted the wrong link before, The possible explanation I found for this is: (actually, someone from Intel found this) https://bugs.chromium.org/p/chromium/issues/detail?id=756990 I would start there and try to match the timeline. And we need to decide which version of speedometer we are going to track.
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Oct 13 2017
feel free to close this issue as duplicate if appropriate. |
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Comment 1 by bccheng@chromium.org
, Oct 13 2017