New Version: 2018.07.06 2.0.0.13865
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07-26-2018, 01:51 PM
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RE: New Version: 2018.07.06 2.0.0.13865
Hello,
One of the solutions is to set a complexity flag using a value from 0 to 5 (depends on the available scaling steps) for all the internal math functions (they are not unlimited) and after each calculation request, quickly evaluate the functions going to be called and set the speed scaling to the highest flag. The downside is to have to go through all the functions and evaluate the complexity and the need for the power. Good idea is to set them by family, I don't know how the source code is structured and how it handles the call to the different functions (are they grouped by type, family) in this case it should be easier to implement. I would also use highest speed when running programs and apps (usually a program is made to do complex and repetitive operations or even games) so this may be set by default to high. Same goes for Matrix calculations and known to be demanding preinstalled applications This was just my two cents contribution |
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