System Environment: -------------------------- Platform: SNB Libdrm: (master)2.4.26 Mesa: (7.11)b90c710c6cd8017f59b09d935fbbbe94ada81a12 Xserver: (server-1.10-branch)xorg-server-1.10.2.901-5-g79ef102c3adf7cae8982b05320109d0439e6587c Xf86_video_intel:(master)2.15.0-152-g18d08e49d270b7a05f14a309759c9315e5ab9679 Cairo: (master)ea645913ba8739377ee2e2b51480310befc19b76 Libva: (master)5343740dfec289858cfafda64dd5260179d09d4f Kernel: (drm-intel-fixes) f01c22fd59aa10a3738ede20fd4b9b6fd1e2eac3 Bug detailed description: ------------------------- 2D performance regression without semaphores on SugarBay.It's semaphores problem. Test on SugarBay: aa10 3190k(enable semaphores)--1250k(no semaphores) rgb10 2220k(enable semaphores)--903k (no semaphores) cairo/gnome-terminal-20090728.trace 24s-->38.8s Test on Huronriver: aa10 1960k-->1270k rgb10 1880k-->1040k cairo/gnome-terminal-20090728.trace 33s --> 58s Reproduce steps: ---------------- 1. xinit& 2. x11perf -aa10text
For record, this is following up the remaining issue for bug#33394.
Fixed in SNA.
The issue doesn't exists in upstream, so close it.
Did you actually verify that disabling semaphores (i915.semaphores=0) has little impact upon performance?
(In reply to comment #4) > Did you actually verify that disabling semaphores (i915.semaphores=0) has > little impact upon performance? Yes, I tested x11perf -aa10text on SNB. ------------------------------------- Libdrm: (master)libdrm-2.4.54-19-gc0b34dca2632a774249cfa3b969c3f7ce9df33e1 Mesa: (master)48deb4dbf278c03ea49aeaa7f9d9eda231def817 Xserver:(master)xorg-server-1.15.99.902-121-g2f5cf9ff9a0f713b7e038636484c77f113a5f10a Xf86_video_intel:(master)2.99.912-233-gf33d44f41ef0f287375b7a6b1c117abff5a23b19 Cairo: (master)f4dbba26d4fc571e0621f3c7a98196c501f8bcc5 Libva: (master)c61d8c6ce9ffc27320e9e177c1e1123d5f1b5014 Libva_intel_driver:(master)c5cb17ea86f0065a939d3636dd26651c93d497c8 kernel:(drm-intel-nightly)git-f326cd
Closing old verified.
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