Re: Refreshed build of SM 2.42.9ESR
Peter Brown <[email protected]> Mon, 28 Aug 2017 19:13:50 +0100
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Hi Dave Dave Yeo wrote: > Peter Brown wrote: >> Hi Dave >> >> Dave Yeo wrote: >>> Peter Brown wrote: >>>> >>>> Whether attempting to play video or browsing a fairly simple website >>>> seems to involve a lot of peaking cpus - even typing this message >>>> involves lots of cpu peaks. >>> >>> I don't see that here, just a steady moderately high CPU load (10-15% on >>> both cores). >> >> >> All 4 cores peaking here. > > Yea, there's been a few people with the same problem. Seems to be mostly > AMD systems for some reason. > Running AMD FX-4300 4 core cpu here so, for once, my system seems to fit in with "normal". >> >> >>> You could try playing with layout_frame_rate, which should now be set to >>> zero by default. >> >> >> I'll try some experimentation when time allows. >> >> Unluckily Mozilla has made some weird decisions about >>> compositing and it is even worse for us as we have no access to the >>> video drivers vsync signals. >>> Were you running the previous 2.49.9? >>> Dave >> >> >> Sorry, gave up on the previous version due to the difficulty of typing >> any text - jerky, had to stop my slow 2 fingered typing to let the >> screen catch up frequently. >> > > That was the symptom of having layout_frame_rate set to -1. Now it > _should_ be set to 0 out of the box, which does make the browser smooth > at the cost of CPU cycles > Dave > With layout.frame_rate set to -1 there is much less cpu peaking but the jerky slow screen updates are back - I also notice that the odd video that actually starts playing has reasonable audio playback but jerky video. Regards Pete