Clear Linux Concluding 2019 With ~7% Faster Performance For The Year, Some Open-Source Workloads Much Faster

Written by Michael Larabel in Operating Systems on 17 December 2019 at 09:47 AM EST. Page 3 of 6. 5 Comments.
Clear Linux 2019 Benchmark Comparison
Clear Linux 2019 Benchmark Comparison
Clear Linux 2019 Benchmark Comparison
Clear Linux 2019 Benchmark Comparison
Clear Linux 2019 Benchmark Comparison
Clear Linux 2019 Benchmark Comparison

In some of the Intel MKL-DNN / DNNL (Deep Neural Network Library) tests were the most significant improvements when moving from Clear Linux at the end of 2018 to EOY 2019. Many of the DNNL improvements were when running with u8s8f32 data types for AVX-512 over f32.

Clear Linux 2019 Benchmark Comparison
Clear Linux 2019 Benchmark Comparison
Clear Linux 2019 Benchmark Comparison
Clear Linux 2019 Benchmark Comparison
Clear Linux 2019 Benchmark Comparison
Clear Linux 2019 Benchmark Comparison
Clear Linux 2019 Benchmark Comparison
Clear Linux 2019 Benchmark Comparison

Video encoding benchmarks built on both Clear Linux releases were also seeing some improvements, including for Intel's own Scalable Video Technology encoders.

Clear Linux 2019 Benchmark Comparison
Clear Linux 2019 Benchmark Comparison

Single-threaded audio encoding also came out ahead.

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