PagePool Sweet Spot
 

I started a thread a while back, offering an objective comparison of the ROMs available on this site for the TP2. In that thread, a member asked if the pagepools were set equal or left alone. I got curious as to how much difference could actually be seen by changing the pagepool, so here it is. With these results, I would say 8,12, or 16 is the best bet for pagepool settings. What do you think?

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Attached below is a full list of all the benchmark results.

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Sorry, results are all jumbled. Gotta run, but will fix later.

Re: PagePool Sweet Spot
 

When comparing the numbers it look great to change pagepool to 8 and free up some ram without losing any performance, but will this affect the performance in the long run, say a couple of days without soft reset?? Will the device slow down over time? When comparing to 16 pagepool, will it stay faster over a period of time? Thanks Mike

Re: PagePool Sweet Spot
 

Out of curiosity mlin, were those test run once or multiple times per page pool setting? Just curious if those numbers were an average or anything. Also, Thanks for taking the time out to do the tests. Should be helpful to a lot of people.

Re: PagePool Sweet Spot
 

Ive ran multiple tests between 12 and 16 for the past few months there is negligible difference between them on average, im talking like almost nothing at all


this is why i stick with 12

Re: PagePool Sweet Spot
 

Hey Mr. X, isn't your 2.5/6.5 pagepool set at 16???

Re: PagePool Sweet Spot
 

I did a few of the test twice (results not shows) and when I did not notice a difference between test I decided one test was sufficient.

Re: PagePool Sweet Spot
 

Funny, I always set it to 0. Figure it is dynamic and will adjust automatically. Not sure what those numbers mean, or if they will vary from a USCC phone to Sprint or AT&T.

Re: PagePool Sweet Spot
 

set mine to 16. seems to run faster, but there is less available memory at start.