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CPU Core Speed Differences - cruise871 - 10-02-2015
I always thought that Interpreter would be much slower than Jit ARM64 Recompiler but it appears to be quicker than the JIT.
When comparing speed it instead goes Cached Interpreter > Interpreter > Jit Arm64 Recompiler.
Any idea why this could be is this a glitch of some kind as it just doesn't make sense to me Interpreter should crawl like it used to.
RE: CPU Core Speed Differences - cruise871 - 10-02-2015
(10-02-2015, 02:26 PM)helios747 Wrote: There's no way the JIT is slower than interprederp. There has to be something wrong with your system or your testing.
Is it possible that it cannot be chosen in the current build ?
The settings are staying and its definitely Interpreter the change in speed is negligible.
Anyone else test the Oct 1st build maybe it's just broken.
RE: CPU Core Speed Differences - Helios - 10-02-2015
Deleted my message because I realized this was the android forum.
I suppose the aarch64 jit could be slower under really weird circumstances because it still requires a lot of work, but I find it VERY hard to believe that it's a consistent thing.
What games are you testing?
RE: CPU Core Speed Differences - cruise871 - 10-03-2015
(10-02-2015, 02:42 PM)helios747 Wrote: Deleted my message because I realized this was the android forum.
I suppose the aarch64 jit could be slower under really weird circumstances because it still requires a lot of work, but I find it VERY hard to believe that it's a consistent thing.
What games are you testing?
Super Mario Sunshine
Fire Emblem Path of Radiance
Paper Mario
RE: CPU Core Speed Differences - Sonicadvance1 - 10-03-2015
Probably an issue with the UI having settings that stick, will need to look in to it again.
It's impossible for the recompiler to be slower than the interpreters in all situations.