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Agree with you on that front. In fact on my laptop i would happily trade some latency/responsiveness to get battery life. ie let the os batch some wireless / IO
by dman 10y ago
Agree with you on that front. In fact on my laptop i would happily trade some latency/responsiveness to get battery life. ie let the os batch some wireless / IO / computation together and do it at one go when it wakes up relevant hardware from its sleep state.
- vvanders 10y agoModern hardware is actually really good at DCVS. You don't trade latency for battery life, just doing less work gets you better battery efficiency. There's a really gnarly V*I curve which is not linear(as clock speed increases, voltage also needs to come up) which makes good performance even more key.