Aja Walker wrote:
> Hi all!
>
> I posted this question about a week ago, but it was fairly long-winded, and
> there was some other deep, heated discussion going on so I thought I'd give
> it one more shot. I hope I'm not offending the etiquette of the mailing list
> by re-posting, but if so
On Tue, Feb 14, 2012 at 3:01 AM, Aja Walker wrote:
> Why am I
> not seeing latencies across a whole range? Why does it jump all the
> way up to exactly 10 milliseconds? Is that just an artifact of
> Windows' thread scheduling? Should I not worry about it so much?
It sounds like it's Windows. I
Pieter Hintjens imatix.com> writes:
> Bad latencies are usually due to contention over CPU. Windows
> typically is much worse at this than Linux. Check what's running, try
> killing anything that looks greedy. And you also need to make sure
> your box has enough cores, which is one per 0MQ thread
On Sat, Feb 11, 2012 at 2:00 AM, Aja Walker wrote:
> Briefly, I'm occasionally seeing big, as in 10 milliseconds, end-to-end
> latencies on my Windows 7 machine, but not on my Linux machine.
No-one minds if you repost important questions.
Bad latencies are usually due to contention over CPU.
Hi all!
I posted this question about a week ago, but it was fairly long-winded, and
there was some other deep, heated discussion going on so I thought I'd give it
one more shot. I hope I'm not offending the etiquette of the mailing list by
re-posting, but if so, my apologies, and I won't do it
