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CPU Load Comparison Article - Contributions Welcome (PLEASE HELP!)

espiegel123espiegel123
in Wiki

Misconceptions about what the CPU load indicators mean are so common that I've tried to get an article started on the wiki and hope that knowledgeable folks here can help improve and refine it so that we can just point to the article when the topic rears its head.

I've made a rough start at:
https://wiki.audiob.us/cpu_load_comparisons_and_testing

If you have something to add or correct or good threads or articles here or elsewhere to point to, please consider sharing your expertise.

Comments

  • tk32tk32
    edited June 2019

    Great idea.

    I’d also love us to attemt to devise a system for benchmarking plugins too.

    It’ll probably be tricky, but ideally we would be able to give every plugin a universal CPU load rating from 1-10

    And also give an estimated load capacity for each iPad model. For example, a 2018 iPad pro might have 40 units capacity (potentially)

  • espiegel123espiegel123

    There are some methods that people used for running some benchmarks and I have linked to threads that mentioned them. Perhaps someone would be willing to add sections to the wiki article with the recipes used (and links back to the source)?

  • ipadbeatmakingipadbeatmaking

    @tk32 said:
    Great idea.

    I’d also love us to attemt to devise a system for benchmarking plugins too.

    It’ll probably be tricky, but ideally we would be able to give every plugin a universal CPU load rating from 1-10

    And also give an estimated load capacity for each iPad model. For example, a 2018 iPad pro might have 40 units capacity (potentially)

    I also like the idea @espiegel123 and really like the benchmarking idea along with cpu load rating as suggested by @tk32 and agree that it’s very tricky since everyone’s workflows/hosts/devices have such wide variation, but nowhere near that of desktop. It seems doable with some dedication, cooperation and a format of some sort to maintain result consistency.

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