Hi, folks,
I performed more latency benchmarks on an old Pentium box:
P133 , mainboard Tyan Tomcat HX, 64MB RAM, harddisk IBM EIDE 6GB,
Soundcard TB Tropez plus, videocard S3 PCI.
To my surprise the results were excellent, 2.1ms ! ( 3x128 bytes audio buffer)
(even if the jitter is a bit higher than on a PII400 , but anyway very good !)
I lowered the CPU load to 60% since cpuload=80% made the box quite unusable
(it's like running on a Pentium with 20-25Mhz :-))
look at the results here:
http://www.gardena.net/benno/linux/audio/2.2.10-p133-3x128/3x128.html
Seems that Benjamin was right: a P166MMX Laptop can deliver the 3-4ms latency.
:-)
PS: I noticed that the TB Tropez plus, takes a few msecs to startup,
(after the first write() call) therefore just write an empty audio buffer
before entering the main loop.
regards,
Benno.
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Benno Senoner
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Linux low latency audio / scheduling latency benchmarks:
http://www.gardena.net/benno/linux/audio
