Unstable iperf3 tests results

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https://dev.haiku-os.org/ticket/18203
64 bit hrev56578+65 R1Beta4
Intel Core i5-8400
Intel processor in energy saving mode.
Network disabled.

~> iperf3 -c 127.0.0.1 -R -t 50

screenshot406CPU
screenshot406CPU1596Ă—677 118 KB

screenshot407CPU
screenshot407CPU1596Ă—677 158 KB

screenshot408CPU
screenshot408CPU1596Ă—677 141 KB

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Intel processor in normal mode.

screenshot406
screenshot4061596Ă—677 146 KB

screenshot407
screenshot4071596Ă—677 150 KB

screenshot408
screenshot4081596Ă—677 150 KB

screenshot409
screenshot4091596Ă—677 136 KB

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Off topic silly question:
how do you get/set processor mode ?

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screenshot407
screenshot4071920Ă—1080 283 KB

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This should be described at ProcessController but it isn’t :face_with_hand_over_mouth:

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CC @humdinger :slight_smile:

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Already taken care of. Although, if you want to know if there’s a powersaving mode and don’t happen to look into the ProcessController page of the user guide, you won’t read it. OTOH, if you look at the ProcessController menu “Power saving” is a dead give-away and doesn’t really need much explanation… :slight_smile:

I updated the screenshot (still showed both the removed default, “Low latency”, and “Power saving” menu items), and added the text:

ProcessController allows putting the system into a Power saving mode, at the cost of a slightly increased latency.

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