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The SPEC ACCEL benchmark suite tests performance with computationally intensive parallel applications running under the OpenCL, OpenACC, and OpenMP 4 target offloading APIs. The suite exercises the performance of the accelerator, host CPU, memory transfer between host and accelerator, support libraries and drivers, and compilers.

This feature differs a bit from standard NGINX modules as it does not rely on directives but rather handles headers from upstream in a special way.The way it works is that you send the header x-accel.redirect with a URI.NGINX will match this URI against its locations as if it was a normal request.It will then serve the location that matches the defined root + URI passed in the header.

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So, in my years programming CNC cutting equipment in that system if I wanted slower, smoother acceleration I put in larger numbers. It was the steps taken to achieve a defined change in speed. In slicer I'm not sure that is the case, is it the same or the opposite?

I am trying to figure out why Firefox hardware acceleration is "Blocklisted by gfxInfo".

HW acceleration in general works through force-enabling it, but it drives me nuts not knowing why it is not enabled out of the box. I thought I had everything configured properly, but appereantly, I am missing something.

(and just to clarify: I am NOT trying to get hardware acceleration to work, it works when I force-enable it. I want to find out why it is not enabled by default / out of the box, even though I thought I configured everything properly)

on Linux accelerated video decoding will always be disabled unless you run an early beta (whatever that might be). I have not checked from the source, but I'd assume the Arch package is not an early beta?

This seems to be a correct assumption given the code, but I just checked something else:

I have another device running Fedora 38. There, hardware acceleration is enabled by default and is NOT "blocklisted by end: Blocklisted by gfxInfo". If it is generally disabled by default for any Linux system, shouldn't that also include this installation of Fedora 38? Or maybe over there they change/overwrite some things when building the package for their repos?

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Getting hardware acceleration on Linux for Intel graphics has taken a little fiddling as the defaults are geared towards maximum stability as opposed to performance, even on newer hardware where support has improved in the kernel and related packages.

For the time being, both Chrome/Chromium and FIrefox have issues with hardware acceleration in the most recent versions of their browsers (Chrome/Chromium 100 and Firefox 98) with Wayland. Hopefully future versions will support VA-API again soon.

One thing that still bugs me is that the VideoEnhance engine in intel_gpu_top still shows no activity even when playing an accelerated video. Not clear why that is but if anyone else has got that working, let me know and I can add those steps.

I upgraded to Fedora 36 beta yesterday which comes with a number of upgrades to the underlying hardware acceleration stack. intel-media-driver, gstreamer, oneVPL, and more all show updated packages in F36.

After helping him against the delinquents, Kuroyukihime introduces Haruyuki to Brain Burst, a secret program that is able to accelerate the human cognitive process to the point at which time appears to stop. Haruyuki soon learns that Brain Burst is more than just a program, but an augmented-reality massively-multiplayer online (ARMMO) fighting game where people fight each other in fierce duels in order to obtain burst points, which can be spent for acceleration abilities in the real world.

Kuroyukihime then enlists Haruyuki's help in reaching level 10 within Brain Burst by defeating the "Six Kings of Pure Colour" and ultimately meeting the creator of Brain Burst to learn its true purpose. With every challenge they face in the accelerated world, Haru and Kuroyukihime, under their aliases "Silver Crow" and "Black Lotus", gather trusted allies and confront treacherous enemies. Their bond grows stronger while working to attain their ultimate objective: to reach the highest in-game level and meet the game's creator, who will reveal why the game was created and the true purpose of it.

Currently accel is at 5500, and jerk is at 50, print speed top is 250mm/sec.

Both accel and jerk will go up some more, pressure_advance in klipper is just over 1.08, currently making a stick to hold 3mm hex nuts to be used as an installer jig on an Ender5+ and a tronxy-400-pro that are being rebuilt with a carbon fiber X axis & linear rails. The above speed, accel and jerk are making usable sticks, except for the cooling shrinkage, which I lost and am now hunting for again by remaking the stick with 3x more comp, starting at 100.005%, and tripling the correction factor x3 per remake until it over shoots.

The quality of the hex pocket suffers even at those relatively low accel & jerk settings, but its a lot better that the stock settings which basically create round holes, not hex with 2000,20 defaults..

I've since slowed it down to get a handle on the ringiing of the belts. reducing jerk iseems to have been more help in particular, no noticeable growth in build times for 3500 and 11, accel and jerk, some time growth at 80mm speeds. I've diagonally braced the frame on 3 sides but so far at these speeds, no noticeable effect.

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I have hardware acceleration to full in my windows preferences, have tried uninstalling drivers, Driver Sweeping them, and re-installing. I have verified that I have the latest forceware drivers (x64 for my system).

I think the problem is with ChoosePixelFormat because this function takes a PIXELFORMATDESCRIPTOR and gives you back a an integer that IDw a pixelformat that best matches what you have asked for. Obvisouly, it is choosing a bad pixelformat since it should prefer a hw accelerated format.

Visual Studio makes it easier for developers to test and debug theirXamarin.Android applications by using the Android emulator insituations where an Android device is unavailable or impractical.However, the Android emulator runs too slowly if hardware accelerationis not available on the computer that runs it. You can drasticallyimprove the performance of the Android emulator by using special x86virtual device images in conjunction with the virtualization featuresof your computer.

For the best experience on Windows, it is recommended that you use WHPX toaccelerate the Android emulator. If WHPX is not available on yourcomputer, then HAXM can be used. The Android emulator willautomatically make use of hardware acceleration if the followingcriteria are met:

When you create a virtual device (seeManaging Virtual Devices with the Android Device Manager),be sure to select an x86-based system image. If you use an ARM-based system image,the virtual device will not be accelerated and will run slowly.

It is recommended that you use the HypervisorFramework to accelerate the Android emulator. If the HypervisorFramework is not available on your Mac, then HAXM can be used. TheAndroid emulator will automatically make use of hardware accelerationif the following criteria are met: e24fc04721