| Age | 23 |
| Height & weight | ~210 cm & ~413 kg |
| Species | Brown bear (~25% Kodiak, ~75% Eurasian) |
| Gender | Male |
It's probably the "asociality" my forebears startign to get in me, but I've ntoiced I feel so much connected to myself, alive & having more fun just doing my own thing so I'll continue being asocial, even if it means losing out on the tons of benefits of being social & friendly.
I can be frinedly, but I'm not social, nor do I know or have interest to know how to, haha. Sorry about that but yeah.
I haven't run the single core benchmark yet, but to people who are responding to my posts, I'm really sorry I refuse to read the replies but I am really really scared of you all. Opening myself up to people & interacting with them isn't a thing I want. I don't know what you all want from me.
I just want to watch y'all from afar, do my own thing & not bother anyone.
Left to snack on salmon cos I'm getting hungry. Just got back and scx_flash -m all yielded a single core score of 1524.
Next is scx_lavd. I have some kinda high hopes, given that lots of people talk about this scheduler when it comes to gaming & stuff along with scx_bpfland but let's give it a spin shall we
I'm gonna throw a wrench into the cinebench single core runs and have this VM running in the background since one single core run takes about 20 minutes.
I'll post the score I get after it's done so if anyone's interested, keep up. If nobody's interested and I'm talking to nobody, then I'm still gonna bookmark the posts I make and collate them into a text file.
The detailed CPU config's on one of my twitch panels. Just go there and see.
I'm getting the results I got from Intel i3-6100U
Welp, scratch that. I forgor to transfer the text file to my main rig & I'm too lazy to boot the laptop now, but yeah all the scores I got there were all around 1490 - 1500 or so. Not very much difference as well.
Anyways I'll try doing the single core benchmarks now. All that waiting's making me hungry.
Alright, after almost 3 hours of switching to every sched-ext schedulers and running Cinebench R23 multicore benchmark every time, here's the multicore scores I got. (tldr there's not much difference)
My CPU's Ryzen 5 5600, rocking the Linux 6.18.8-1-cachyos-bore kernel and proton version I used is proton-cachyos-10.0-20260127-slr-x86_64_v3. I didn't find a native Cinebench R23 build for linux or I'm prolly just blind & didn't see it.
