Re: execution time of a CPU bound task on kernels with different HZ

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Mulyadi Santosa wrote:
Hi folks...

recently I did a simple experiment, that was running a CPU bound program on Linux kernels with different HZ setting. I pick three, HZ=100, HZ=250 and HZ=250. Here is the result:

		HZ=100		HZ=250		HZ=1000
Real	319.326		317.786		319.072
User	319.33		317.801		319.094
System        0			     0.001		    0

thats 0.66% - a small enough variation to be just noise.
what happens if you run them each 10 times, do you get similar variations within each group ? If you do, try booting to single user (level 1) to eliminate as many irrelevancies as possible.


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