Energy Analysis User Guide

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Energy Analysis User Guide
Energy Analysis User Guide x
Energy Analysis Workflows Build and Manage Energy Analysis Driver Intel® SoC Watch Command-line Tool Options Run Energy Analysis Run Energy Analysis Using Intel® System Studio Energy Analysis Metrics Reference Legal Information
Build and Manage Energy Analysis Driver x
Preparing a Target Linux* System for Energy Analysis Preparing a Target Android* System for Energy Analysis Preparing a Target Windows* System for Energy Analysis
Run Energy Analysis x
View Energy Analysis Data with Intel® VTune™ Profiler Interpret Energy Analysis Data with Intel® VTune™ Profiler
Run Energy Analysis Using Intel® System Studio x
View Energy Analysis Data with Intel® System Studio Import Energy Analysis Results into Intel® System Studio
Energy Analysis Metrics Reference x
Available Core Time C-State D0i<i>x</i> States DRAM Self Refresh Energy Consumed (mJ) Idle Wake-ups P-State S0i<i>x</i> States Temperature Timer Resolution Total Time in C0 State Total Time in Non-C0 States Total Time in S0 State Total Wake-up Count Wake-ups Wake-ups/sec per Core
Energy Analysis User Guide

Timer Resolution

The default timer resolution on Windows* is 15.6 ms – a timer interrupt 64 times a second. While in connected standby, the resolution will be changed by the operating system to 30 seconds. When programs increase the timer frequency (decrease the timer resolution), they increase power consumption of the platform.

The Timer Resolution shows the time spent in each resolution interval during the collection period.

Parent topic: Energy Analysis Metrics Reference

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