Difference between revisions of "David Manley perf comments"

From CDOT Wiki
Jump to: navigation, search
(Questions)
(Questions)
Line 39: Line 39:
 
**1 x Flash site
 
**1 x Flash site
 
**1 x Windows Media streamed video
 
**1 x Windows Media streamed video
 +
 +
*By looking at the images below, the Normal test's % of processor peaks at approximately 26.5%.  In contrast the overloaded test shows a low point of 26.5%.  This result actually has nothing to do with Firefox, but everything to do with stress put on the processor from external applications.
  
 
*Normal Test
 
*Normal Test

Revision as of 15:29, 29 November 2006

Comments for Performance Documentation

Framework Prereqs

  • Additional details regarding Framework Prerequisites would reduce confusion. There isn't any harm in "dumbing it down" a level.
    • Order of installations
    • Python options
    • Cygwin options (packages)
    • Where to put the .dll

Framework Config

  • Are given path values the defaults? Is there any forseeable reason that they would be different?
  • Confusion - you seem to be contradicting yourself
(Optional) For the page load test to work, modify the hostperm.1 file

    * Set to allow urls with scheme:file to open in new windows
    * Set the preference to open new windows in a tab should be off. 
    # Permission File
    # This is a generated file! Do not edit.

Config File

  • What do I modify? The paths?
    • Highlight sections that need to be modified or "may" need to be modified. Within code, could be hard to understand.
Running the test will close any existing Firefox windows.  
  • This should be BOLD CAPS MAJOR, almost lost all my wiki edits.

Questions

  • How much of this test is reliant on applications currently running on the system?
  • By running a quick test I realized that by overloading the processor, the results of the test become much less useful. During the test I ran a multitude of applications:
    • 2 x YouTube Flash Video
    • 1 x disk defragmenter
    • 1 x Flash game
    • 1 x Flash site
    • 1 x Windows Media streamed video
  • By looking at the images below, the Normal test's % of processor peaks at approximately 26.5%. In contrast the overloaded test shows a low point of 26.5%. This result actually has nothing to do with Firefox, but everything to do with stress put on the processor from external applications.
  • Normal Test
    • NormalTest.png
  • With Overloaded Processor
    • OverloadTest.png