ACPI and Video ? (very bad performence)

[rdod]

Hello ACPI support, I opened this bug-tracker at eCS V2 RC7 bug-tracker support. . Description:

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Video performance is unusable with the current bad performance on this system System description: ASU P6T DELUXE V2 mainboard (see following constructor link about its specifications)

​http://www.asus.com/Product.aspx?P_ID=iRlP8RG9han6saZx [^]

CPU: intel i7 950 (4 cores = 8 cpus under eCS) BIOS VERSION: 0504 (the very latest available bios from vendor) CPU Intel® Socket 1366 Core™ i7 Processor Extreme Edition/Core™ i7 Processor Supports Intel® Dynamic Speed Technology Chipset Intel® X58 / ICH10R System Bus Up to 6400 MT/s Triple channel memory architecture Supports Intel® Extreme Memory Profile (XMP)

Video card tested:

• PCIE - ATI radeon X800 ( r480 chipset) - older card used with snap or panorama which great performance with both drivers
• PCIE - Geforce 9600GT (512MB) - new high speed video card

Both tested card on this system gives exactly the same bad results illustrated using following easy command ( c:\dir * /s )

Driver: resolution c:\dir * /s (full screen) c:\dir * /s (windows screen) VGA 640x480x16 36 seconds >1mn10s PANORAMA 640x480x256 37 seconds >3mn15s PANORAMA 1280x1024x16M 37 seconds >18mn !

As we can see, VGA needs more than 2 times the time as in fullscreen mode and longer as under older mainboard (same eCS and using same disk reference)

Test already done: 1/ eCS installed without ACPI support ( 1 CPU up, same problem ) 2/ eCS installed with ACPI support but no SMP ( same problem ) 3/ eCS installed with ACPI and /SMP ( 8 CPUS and same problem ) 4/ VGA driver tested ( slow perf ) 5/ PANORAMA driver tested ( bad perf ) 6/ GRADD or SNAP : hung (freeze at PMSHELL open time) 7/ Removed CLOCKSCALE=4 from config.sys but the problem is the same with or without this parm. Adding /TMR tested too without success. I did following test with strange issue ''' issued command with output into a file: tmrtest >tmrtest.log

rc=0 Resolution:1193167 Elapsed 0 sec. Must be 0 Elapsed 2 sec. Must be 2 Elapsed 4 sec. Must be 4 Elapsed 6 sec. Must be 6 Elapsed 8 sec. Must be 8 Elapsed 10 sec. Must be 10 Elapsed 12 sec. Must be 12 Elapsed 14 sec. Must be 14 Elapsed 16 sec. Must be 16 Elapsed 18 sec. Must be 18 Elapsed 20 sec. Must be 20 Elapsed 22 sec. Must be 22 Elapsed 24 sec. Must be 24 Elapsed 26 sec. Must be 26 Elapsed 28 sec. Must be 28 Elapsed 30 sec. Must be 30 Elapsed 32 sec. Must be 32 Elapsed 34 sec. Must be 34 Elapsed 36 sec. Must be 36 Elapsed 38 sec. Must be 38

Issued command with output to the display: [C:\ecs\ACPI\UTIL]tmrtest.exe rc=0 Resolution:1193167 Elapsed 0 sec. Must be 0 Elapsed 2 sec. Must be 2 Elapsed 4 sec. Must be 4 Elapsed 6 sec. Must be 6 Elapsed 8 sec. Must be 8 Elapsed 10 sec. Must be 10 Elapsed 12 sec. Must be 12 Elapsed 14 sec. Must be 14 Elapsed 16 sec. Must be 16 Elapsed 19 sec. Must be 18 Elapsed 21 sec. Must be 20 Elapsed 23 sec. Must be 22 Elapsed 25 sec. Must be 24 Elapsed 27 sec. Must be 26 Elapsed 29 sec. Must be 28 Elapsed 31 sec. Must be 30 Elapsed 33 sec. Must be 32 Elapsed 35 sec. Must be 34 Elapsed 37 sec. Must be 36 Elapsed 40 sec. Must be 38

[C:\ecs\ACPI\UTIL]

ACPI tested version: V3.14, V3.15, V3.16 and V3.17 same problem with each version.

See: ​http://bugs.ecomstation.nl/view.php?id=2582

The power off didn't work too. It looks like some part of the system are down (CTRL+ALT+DEL no more works requestin a reset or button power off/on to reboot) but fans are running etc...

Thanks Remy

[rdod]

Please, use ticket 450 because I had attachement problems under this ticket and didn't know if it was created or not.

[David Azarewicz]

This ticket is really old and not relevant to current software, and appears to be a video driver issue, not an acpi issue. If you still have problems with the current software, please open a new ticket appropriate for the problem.