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Re: vampire video speed vs dedicated RTG cards
« Reply #29 from previous page: April 05, 2017, 09:16:11 AM »
I have an A500+ with an vampire.
Can run all the tests you want to see.

Link to programs and what to test and i'll post the results here.
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Re: vampire video speed vs dedicated RTG cards
« Reply #31 on: April 06, 2017, 03:30:41 AM »
Quote from: Djole;824215
http://www.a1k.org/forum/showthread.php?p=1060473#post1060473


Mein Deutsch ist nicht mehr gut
Luckily Google translate works very well, and yes this article is useful.

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I have an A500+ with an vampire.
Can run all the tests you want to see.

Link to programs and what to test and i'll post the results here.


If you are willing it would be interesting to see how higher and higher video resolution *depth * rate effect cpu and memory performance.

I guess the easilest would be to use at least 4 resolutions @ the same 24 bit at a fast frame rate.  A control would be the same parameters only using a RTG card.
 

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Re: vampire video speed vs dedicated RTG cards
« Reply #32 on: April 06, 2017, 06:16:25 AM »
Quote from: Motormouth;824229
Mein Deutsch ist nicht mehr gut
Luckily Google translate works very well, and yes this article is useful.



If you are willing it would be interesting to see how higher and higher video resolution *depth * rate effect cpu and memory performance.

I guess the easilest would be to use at least 4 resolutions @ the same 24 bit at a fast frame rate.  A control would be the same parameters only using a RTG card.


Sure can test that tonight when i get home from work.
What CPU test bench do you prefer?
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Re: vampire video speed vs dedicated RTG cards
« Reply #33 on: April 06, 2017, 08:09:04 AM »
Quote from: Gulliver;824178
I am looking forward to your review/comparison.

I always find enthusiasm overruns Apollo core users like a religious sect. So they tend to publish benchmarks that specifically favour their agenda or corner cases where they can show off.

I believe you are one of the first ones I see that dont belong to that group. I will love to see the pros a cons of the SAGA rtg implementation.

Well this is not my feeling, about sysinfo scores and such yes i agree, that said about videos from some users, i think they just shares what they experiments, with some enthousiasm yes (too much ? maybe, but certainly not sectarism) but hey this board is enthousiastic when you have one.
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vampire video speed vs dedicated RTG cards
« Reply #34 on: April 06, 2017, 10:58:05 AM »
Since the RTG drivers are not optimized for AMMX, it may be a bit premature to do speed benchmarks but the display DMA should be nearly finished in Gold 3.
 

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Re: vampire video speed vs dedicated RTG cards
« Reply #35 on: April 06, 2017, 05:26:53 PM »
P96Speed results on my x11 GOLD2 core. Vampire 500 v2
Test length 10 sec.

640x480x24 bit 60Hz
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.============= SPEEDRESULTS ==============.
| RectFill()................   1148 op/s  |
| RectFill() Pattern........    264 op/s  |
| WritePixel().............. 216859 op/s  |
| WriteChunkyPixels().......    463 op/s  |
| WritePixelArray8()........    465 op/s  |
| WritePixelLine8().........  20536 op/s  |
| DrawEllipse().............  21808 op/s  |
| DrawCircle()..............  22139 op/s  |
| Draw()....................   9763 op/s  |
| Draw() Hor/Ver............  17894 op/s  |
| ScrollRaster() X..........     64 op/s  |
| ScrollRaster() Y..........     61 op/s  |
| PutText().................   3533 op/s  |
| BlitBitMap()..............   3702 op/s  |
| BlitBitMapRastPort()......   3371 op/s  |
| BitMapScale().............    328 op/s  |
|--------------- Intuition ---------------|
| OpenWindow()..............    170 op/s  |
| MoveWindow()..............    298 op/s  |
| SizeWindow()..............    207 op/s  |
| CON-Output................    161 op/s  |
| ScreenToFront()...........     60 op/s  |
`========================================='

800x600x24 bit 60Hz
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.============= SPEEDRESULTS ==============.
| RectFill()................    609 op/s  |
| RectFill() Pattern........    180 op/s  |
| WritePixel().............. 207201 op/s  |
| WriteChunkyPixels().......    464 op/s  |
| WritePixelArray8()........    463 op/s  |
| WritePixelLine8().........  20232 op/s  |
| DrawEllipse().............  19378 op/s  |
| DrawCircle()..............  19844 op/s  |
| Draw()....................   7957 op/s  |
| Draw() Hor/Ver............  15396 op/s  |
| ScrollRaster() X..........     34 op/s  |
| ScrollRaster() Y..........     32 op/s  |
| PutText().................   3509 op/s  |
| BlitBitMap()..............   3080 op/s  |
| BlitBitMapRastPort()......   2792 op/s  |
| BitMapScale().............    332 op/s  |
|--------------- Intuition ---------------|
| OpenWindow()..............    159 op/s  |
| MoveWindow()..............    312 op/s  |
| SizeWindow()..............    187 op/s  |
| CON-Output................    120 op/s  |
| ScreenToFront()...........     20 op/s  |
`========================================='

1024x768x24 bit 60Hz
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.============= SPEEDRESULTS ==============.
| RectFill()................    303 op/s  |
| RectFill() Pattern........    105 op/s  |
| WritePixel().............. 200851 op/s  |
| WriteChunkyPixels().......    459 op/s  |
| WritePixelArray8()........    459 op/s  |
| WritePixelLine8().........  20198 op/s  |
| DrawEllipse().............  16899 op/s  |
| DrawCircle()..............  17454 op/s  |
| Draw()....................   5992 op/s  |
| Draw() Hor/Ver............  12011 op/s  |
| ScrollRaster() X..........     16 op/s  |
| ScrollRaster() Y..........     15 op/s  |
| PutText().................   3500 op/s  |
| BlitBitMap()..............   2498 op/s  |
| BlitBitMapRastPort()......   2274 op/s  |
| BitMapScale().............    330 op/s  |
|--------------- Intuition ---------------|
| OpenWindow()..............    143 op/s  |
| MoveWindow()..............    208 op/s  |
| SizeWindow()..............    161 op/s  |
| CON-Output................     94 op/s  |
| ScreenToFront()...........     10 op/s  |
`========================================='
 

1280x800x24 bit 50Hz
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.============= SPEEDRESULTS ==============.
| RectFill()................    172 op/s  |
| RectFill() Pattern........     84 op/s  |
| WritePixel().............. 173006 op/s  |
| WriteChunkyPixels().......    426 op/s  |
| WritePixelArray8()........    425 op/s  |
| WritePixelLine8().........  18567 op/s  |
| DrawEllipse().............  14000 op/s  |
| DrawCircle()..............  14570 op/s  |
| Draw()....................   4190 op/s  |
| Draw() Hor/Ver............   8987 op/s  |
| ScrollRaster() X..........     10 op/s  |
| ScrollRaster() Y..........      9 op/s  |
| PutText().................   3386 op/s  |
| BlitBitMap()..............   1962 op/s  |
| BlitBitMapRastPort()......   1776 op/s  |
| BitMapScale().............    326 op/s  |
|--------------- Intuition ---------------|
| OpenWindow()..............    121 op/s  |
| MoveWindow()..............    226 op/s  |
| SizeWindow()..............    126 op/s  |
| CON-Output................     90 op/s  |
| ScreenToFront()...........      6 op/s  |
`========================================='

Picture grabbed from SysSpeed v2.6 running at different resolutions on my WB.
Missed part of the benchmark when grabbing 640x480.

« Last Edit: April 06, 2017, 05:37:22 PM by Nickman »
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Re: vampire video speed vs dedicated RTG cards
« Reply #36 on: April 06, 2017, 06:03:39 PM »
awesome work. hope to get my benches up here shortly :)

A500, A600, A1200x3, A2000, A3000, A4000 & a CD32.
and probably just like the rest of you, crates full of related "treasure" for the above XD
 

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Re: vampire video speed vs dedicated RTG cards
« Reply #37 on: April 06, 2017, 06:17:48 PM »
@Nickman
Thanks for the post.

It is interesting that drive performance decreases whilst resolution increases. So drive and also cpu performance is reduced when resolutions increase.

It would be good to know what other subsystems are affected (ram, io, etc.) and up to which extent (percentage of reduction).
 

Offline MotormouthTopic starter

Re: vampire video speed vs dedicated RTG cards
« Reply #38 on: April 07, 2017, 02:14:25 AM »
@Nickman

I agree with Gulliver and Darksun9210
This is quite useful!!!!!!  I wonder how other video card will compare with increasing resolution.  They will also have some penalty, but I image it won't be as much.

But let us put this in perspective even a "slow" vampire is still amazingly fast.....
 

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Re: vampire video speed vs dedicated RTG cards
« Reply #39 on: April 07, 2017, 02:23:24 AM »
Quote from: SamuraiCrow;824235
Since the RTG drivers are not optimized for AMMX, it may be a bit premature to do speed benchmarks but the display DMA should be nearly finished in Gold 3.


@SamuraiCrow DMA will help.  I have been impressed with the speed increases with etch new core Apollo has released.
 

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Re: vampire video speed vs dedicated RTG cards
« Reply #40 on: April 07, 2017, 01:20:27 PM »
« Last Edit: April 07, 2017, 04:32:52 PM by Nickman »
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Re: vampire video speed vs dedicated RTG cards
« Reply #41 on: April 07, 2017, 03:28:57 PM »
There must be a copy/paste error on DrawEllipse 1280.

All are 24bits scores ?
 

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Re: vampire video speed vs dedicated RTG cards
« Reply #42 on: April 07, 2017, 04:01:40 PM »
Quote from: Zooz;824308
There must be a copy/paste error on DrawEllipse 1280.

All are 24bits scores ?

Of Course you are right. DOH!
All the results is on the previous page.. Had some time off at work today over lunch so i played with Excel :P

Typed all figures manually so missed a 0.

Updated the post with new image.
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Re: vampire video speed vs dedicated RTG cards
« Reply #43 on: April 07, 2017, 08:49:30 PM »
When i saw those results posted earlier i got curious how memory speed would be without saga running at all...

Some explanations on results you see here.

v500+ pal2: saga monitor driver is not in devs/monitors, and running pal640x256x4 when testing.
v500+ pal1: saga monitor driver is loaded from devs/monitors, but the resolution is switched to pal640x256x4 before running the test.
you: this is test is run with the screen resolution you see in the screenmode prefs window on the screen. This is the same saga resoultion used in v500+pal1 test, so switching to no-saga resolutions seems to have the saga-core running in the background when not used.

running v500+ gold core 2, and i believe x11 speed.

cheers! :)

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vampire video speed vs dedicated RTG cards
« Reply #44 on: April 08, 2017, 04:04:44 PM »
Quote from: roomeo;824325
When i saw those results posted earlier i got curious how memory speed would be without saga running at all...

Some explanations on results you see here.

v500+ pal2: saga monitor driver is not in devs/monitors, and running pal640x256x4 when testing.
v500+ pal1: saga monitor driver is loaded from devs/monitors, but the resolution is switched to pal640x256x4 before running the test.
you: this is test is run with the screen resolution you see in the screenmode prefs window on the screen. This is the same saga resoultion used in v500+pal1 test, so switching to no-saga resolutions seems to have the saga-core running in the background when not used.

running v500+ gold core 2, and i believe x11 speed.

cheers! :)



To get full speed when using the chipset, you need to use a special command to deactivate the HDMI output.  The trouble is, I don't remember the custom command.  It is one that was created by the team.