winforms - Is it somewhere documented how the Windows energy profile influences .NET performance? -


While I disabled the winforms control, I had already asked a question about poor performance, where I found out that There was a problem when we got another issue this week to balance the energy profile set up. Our one of our customers NET was complaining about poor performance in the application. I remember my experience with humble control and we asked him to check it. The result: In some scenarios, the application was only two to six times faster, just by balancing the profile for higher performance!

This is very strange because this application is a business where the client communicates with one using the Remoting application server application server connects to the Oracle server. You are watching: spend a lot of time with communication needed. First we examined our Oracle questions, then our communication layer and finally the energy profile was the cost of most of the time.

This is a huge difference because the laptop was connected to the power supply and is there a document on the battery that explains the effect of the energy profile with NFT applications? The customer tells us that "other" software (that means office) is not much affected as the NAT application. Is there a problem with the JIT compiler?

If you dig into the energy profile, you will see that < / Li>

On some profiles (especially on batteries) it is already limited to 60% of the box.


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