I encourage you guys to install a real-time Linux patch to your kernel....
Real-time computing is insane. After doing alot of research i was mostly seeing benefits for audio equipment, precision hardware and some other stuff.
But after trying to my self, i dont just see a little bit of a performance difference, i see ALOT.
Realtime computing is a whole different ball game....
Now you wont see faster hard drive transfers or tons of extra FPS in games. But what you do see is tons of real world performance gains that are based on latency.
For example, the amount of time it takes to register a key stroke to the computer monitor. Processing tons of small bash commands, opening multiple chrome browsers all at the same time. Even surfing the web seems to be instantaneous... but iam sure you would need a fiber optic connection to notice the difference. Searching your NVME drive for jpg files... open 100 terminals at once.
When it comes to your daily computer use, it feels like your on a whole new system..... Very interesting experiance because when you do research into the real time linux kernel.
Its used in the industry for everything from laser cutting equipment to firing a missile into your house.
But trying it for your self is a whole other game. The experience is simply amazing... I think iam going to make a few you-tube videos of before and after results.
Now if i can manage to get my KVM working on top of this.....
Here is a link to the real time patches if anyone wants to give it a try.
Note that virtual-box and NVIDIA modules wont like being installed on top of a real time kernel as Nvidia does not support the real time kernel.
But it is not that hard to get the Nvidia drivers working for it.
export IGNORE_PREEMPT_RT_PRESENCE=1
Heres 1 part for those, that are willing to give it a go. You wont be disappointed....
Real-time computing is insane. After doing alot of research i was mostly seeing benefits for audio equipment, precision hardware and some other stuff.
But after trying to my self, i dont just see a little bit of a performance difference, i see ALOT.
Realtime computing is a whole different ball game....
Now you wont see faster hard drive transfers or tons of extra FPS in games. But what you do see is tons of real world performance gains that are based on latency.
For example, the amount of time it takes to register a key stroke to the computer monitor. Processing tons of small bash commands, opening multiple chrome browsers all at the same time. Even surfing the web seems to be instantaneous... but iam sure you would need a fiber optic connection to notice the difference. Searching your NVME drive for jpg files... open 100 terminals at once.
When it comes to your daily computer use, it feels like your on a whole new system..... Very interesting experiance because when you do research into the real time linux kernel.
Its used in the industry for everything from laser cutting equipment to firing a missile into your house.
But trying it for your self is a whole other game. The experience is simply amazing... I think iam going to make a few you-tube videos of before and after results.
Now if i can manage to get my KVM working on top of this.....
Here is a link to the real time patches if anyone wants to give it a try.
Note that virtual-box and NVIDIA modules wont like being installed on top of a real time kernel as Nvidia does not support the real time kernel.
But it is not that hard to get the Nvidia drivers working for it.
export IGNORE_PREEMPT_RT_PRESENCE=1
Heres 1 part for those, that are willing to give it a go. You wont be disappointed....