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The Intel i915 driver can contribute considerable latency when doing power management, which is visible with rtla timerlat top.
We've observed this issue on various Tiger Lake systems which are running headlessly, specifically with Xeon W-11865MLE and i5-11500HE CPUs.
Disabling power management, e.g. via echo on > /sys/bus/pci/devices/0000\:00\:02.0/power/control or using powertop, removes the latency spikes. While we can work around the issue, it'd be nice if tuned handled this automatically, especially given the magnitude of the spikes.
The Intel i915 driver can contribute considerable latency when doing power management, which is visible with
rtla timerlat top
.We've observed this issue on various Tiger Lake systems which are running headlessly, specifically with Xeon W-11865MLE and i5-11500HE CPUs.
Disabling power management, e.g. via
echo on > /sys/bus/pci/devices/0000\:00\:02.0/power/control
or using powertop, removes the latency spikes. While we can work around the issue, it'd be nice if tuned handled this automatically, especially given the magnitude of the spikes.`rtla timerlat` output with stack trace
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