Better performance on Android
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your phone uses a mixed CPU architecture 1x fast core 3x performance cores 4x efficiency cores Using all cores isn't ideal due to thermal concerns. In your case, I recommend limiting usage to 4 cores. The app already utilizes optimal ASIMD optimizations, so no further architectural improvements are possible. It's still a mobile device, so don't expect performance comparable to laptop/desktop/server PCs. |
Send message Joined: 3 Feb 24 Posts: 30 Credit: 81,085 RAC: 863 |
Last modified: 29 Dec 2024, 13:55:35 UTC Thanks for the response. Yes, I also found the best performance limiting to 4 CPU cores, but fortunately I will be upgrading to the new Oneplus 13, with the new Snapdragon 8 Elite chip, and it has no efficiency cores, much higher performance, and much better thermals, but for now, only this project works on mobile, so not really attractive, and especially not if the GPU cores can't be utilized as well. |
Send message Joined: 1 Jan 13 Posts: 125 Credit: 11,118,334 RAC: 3,664 |
einstein@home offers a beta (CPU) app, that should work on your Android btw I recently tested my Ardeno 750 GPU: 1/ Primegrid performance (GFN) was terrible https://github.com/galloty/genefer22/issues/12#issuecomment-2558303608 2/ AP27 even worse. Unusable. 3/ Einstein (BRP4) was ok (like Intel iGPUs). However, there were server/platform challenges, so it may take some time for them to release it if ever. 4/ The Asteroids app cannot utilize the GPU because Adreno lacks FP64 support. |
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