Script for automated testing of computer latency.
26 Jun 2023 20:17 #274279
by seuchato
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Johnny
Thx for the flowers!
If you are not getting >significant< amelioration (say > 15%) altering the "GRUB_CMDLINE_..." , stick with what you've got. Tommy usually states, that long (long in the sense of definitely considerably more than 2 hours {Tommy, please correct me, if I am wrong}). But: I guess, you know: we are working with potentially dangerous machines, are experienced enough and do what all god cnc-boys do: apply a good grain of cautiousness!
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chris
Thx for the flowers!
If you are not getting >significant< amelioration (say > 15%) altering the "GRUB_CMDLINE_..." , stick with what you've got. Tommy usually states, that long (long in the sense of definitely considerably more than 2 hours {Tommy, please correct me, if I am wrong}). But: I guess, you know: we are working with potentially dangerous machines, are experienced enough and do what all god cnc-boys do: apply a good grain of cautiousness!
Greez
chris
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26 Jun 2023 20:29 #274280
by JohnnyCNC
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Now that I have the best I've been able to get in a short run I will start a long run once the thunder storms stop
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John.
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26 Jun 2023 21:55 #274285
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And, seeing and more importantly feeling a 2.5 ton gantry move at 24m/m is terrifying, no matter how many times you watch it. If that thing hits a human at that speed, it will absolutely not notice anything, not even a spike in motor current draw!
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Most are very dangerous, not just potentially, just search youtube for lathe/cnc accident and hope you have a strong stomach.But: I guess, you know: we are working with potentially dangerous machines,
And, seeing and more importantly feeling a 2.5 ton gantry move at 24m/m is terrifying, no matter how many times you watch it. If that thing hits a human at that speed, it will absolutely not notice anything, not even a spike in motor current draw!
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03 Dec 2023 08:46 #287073
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It seems that the vimeo page doesn't exist.... Anyone else have this problem? (I could probably search back through the past 14 pages lol )
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03 Dec 2023 12:11 #287088
by tommylight
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Just play something else, youtube works also.
Do maximize/minimize several times the video as that does induce spikes on latency.
Do maximize/minimize several times the video as that does induce spikes on latency.
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