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OS X clover performance settings

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Has anyone played with the clover settings to see how it affects vm performance? I did a few changes last night and what I found is below. Some of the changes I did not expect to make a difference in testing, but documented them as an incremental part of the process. As changes were made, system was rebooted, and the benchmark retested.

 

Some of the parameters I entered are specific to my hardware and should not be used on others because it may cause system instability.

 

 

Hardware

Hp DL380 G6 dual processor x5670

8GB ram assigned to vm

12 cores (non paired) assigned to vm

vm on unassigned SSD

OS X 10.12.1 fresh install no updates

Testing using cinebench R15

Clover version:2k3 rev 3579

New vm created using 1st version by gridrunner(non vmware install version)

 

Results

 

no settings (fresh install)

1021

1021

1020

 

smbios set to 14,1

1026

1027

1026

 

qpi and bus speed 3,200

1031

1028

1021

 

cpu frequency 2930 (base frequency of my processor)

1032

1020

1019

 

cpu frequency 3333 (max turbo frequency of my processor) Caused audio problem in some instances

1171

1167

1171

 

passed through GTX 760

1165

1165

1162

 

 

The biggest gain, about 10%, seems to be in telling OS X that the cpu frequency is higher. I have not set it above the max turbo frequency of the processor.

 

Anyone else?

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