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Aqualung 01-26-2023 04:05 PM

Degradation of performance with newer kernels
 
I have noticed major degradation in the performance of my computer's display capability using the latest DisplayLink drivers (5.6.1) on Linux kernels post-6.1.6. While initially following reboot the display is very zippy, the performance of video rendering degrades markedly after 24 hrs., and it becomes stuttery and jerky, with 100% CPU usage for the most minor moves that engage the video module. 6.1.6 is the latest properly functioning kernel for me. Rebooting fixes this, though only temporary, as just described.

Anyone else noticing this?

Currently running Ubuntu 22.10

Crashdummy 01-28-2023 03:09 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Aqualung (Post 94877)
I have noticed major degradation in the performance of my computer's display capability using the latest DisplayLink drivers (5.6.1) on Linux kernels post-6.1.6. While initially following reboot the display is very zippy, the performance of video rendering degrades markedly after 24 hrs., and it becomes stuttery and jerky, with 100% CPU usage for the most minor moves that engage the video module. 6.1.6 is the latest properly functioning kernel for me. Rebooting fixes this, though only temporary, as just described.

Anyone else noticing this?

Currently running Ubuntu 22.10

I can reproduce this with 2 WQHD screens connected to my docking on
Code:

6.2.0-0.rc5.20230126git7c46948a6e9c.41.vanilla.1.fc37.x86_64
as well.
While the displays are still responsive and I can even game on them, the movements really do spike one cpu to 100%

Aqualung 02-05-2023 11:02 PM

On the flip side, CPU temperature is now around a more humane 55C! (Kernel 6.1.9.)


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