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Re: [radeonhd] Power consumption
- From: Kevin DeKorte <kdekorte@xxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Wed, 04 Jun 2008 14:22:48 -0600
- Message-id: <4846F998.9030802@xxxxxxxxx>
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Louise Hoffman wrote:
|> Powersaving has apparently turned out to be a mine field regarding docs,
|> so this will take some time. Eventually, we'll get there, but not right
|> now.
|
| Do you know how many procent we are talking about in power saving that
| is possible? 5%, 25%, 50% ???
Would it be possible to have two settings for now..
1. Low power mode
2. High power mode
And have them settable via an xorg.conf file option
And then as the driver gets better add a dynamic option where the video
chip runs in a low power mode by default and then if the command queue
gets to deep (some depth value) the core is run in high power mode until
the queue gets shallow again?
On my laptop, when I am on battery I would prefer to be always in low
power mode.
Kevin
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Louise Hoffman wrote:
|> Powersaving has apparently turned out to be a mine field regarding docs,
|> so this will take some time. Eventually, we'll get there, but not right
|> now.
|
| Do you know how many procent we are talking about in power saving that
| is possible? 5%, 25%, 50% ???
Would it be possible to have two settings for now..
1. Low power mode
2. High power mode
And have them settable via an xorg.conf file option
And then as the driver gets better add a dynamic option where the video
chip runs in a low power mode by default and then if the command queue
gets to deep (some depth value) the core is run in high power mode until
the queue gets shallow again?
On my laptop, when I am on battery I would prefer to be always in low
power mode.
Kevin
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