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Home › Forums › Samsung Netbook Forums › Samsung N450 and N455 powered netbooks › SATA interrupts
This is my first post here so I would like to say hello to everyone 🙂
I have the question about AHCI controller interrupts in N210. After some time (several hours) and some suspend/resume cycles my netbook utilizes about 20% CPU for interrupt routines. This causes really poor netbook performance. My small investigations showed it’s AHCI driver related but same issue appears on Intel (8.9 and 9.6) and MS drivers.
There are multiple method of detecting this but the simplest one (with builtin utilities only) uses perfmon.exe with Processor -> Interrupts/sec and Processor -> %Interrupt time
I have above 80000 interrupts/sec so I guess there’s no driver performance issue because this value is extremely high. This causes interrupt routines to take ~20% CPU for processing.
After restart everything works nice. With values about 700 interrupts/sec and 0.1% CPU.
Does anyone of you experience this issue? Did anyone resolved it?
It somewhat annonying for me…
BTW I’m using Windows 7 x64 and rather will change netbook than OS.
gtworek – Welcome to the forum
Interesting stuff.
Let us know how your tests go, I wonder if it has anything to do with 64 bit?
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