Gpu usage on YouTube is much higher with WebRender than not on Intel hardware
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(Core :: Graphics: WebRender, defect, P3)
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(Reporter: jrmuizel, Unassigned)
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(Blocks 1 open bug)
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I saw 52% vs 15% usage on Dzmitry's laptop.
Updated•5 years ago
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Comment 2•5 years ago
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This was on Win10 with a relatively recent embedded intel gpu. Kvark can fill in the details.
I'm seeing this here too on Win10 1903 with an Intel UHD 620. When playing a VP9 Youtube video with 1080p/60fps I get 70-75% "3D" usage with WebRender enabled compared to 25-30% with WebRender disabled.
Comment 4•5 years ago
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Intel Graphics 630 GPU
Windows 10 updated ~ month ago.
Comment 5•5 years ago
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Just tested with webrender and direct composition enabled on windows + intel (0x191d skylake) running on battery:
- WR enabled: 81% GPU usage, 5.5W Package power draw
- WR disabled: 48% GPU usage, 4W Package power draw
Comment 6•5 years ago
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Nical - can you say more about how you tested this? Are you still seeing worse numbers with WR enabled?
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Comment 7•5 years ago
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FWIW, with windowed youtube on a surface GO (gen9 at 1800x1200) during a windows update in the background5
- WR enabled: 4% GPU usage, 1.6W package
- WR disabled: 5% GPU usage, 1.8W package
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Comment 8•5 years ago
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In full screen, with double buffering turned off to match release I see:
- WR enabled: 10% GPU usage, 1.8-2W package
- WR disabled: 30% GPU usage, 3.3W package
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Comment 9•5 years ago
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Dzmitry can you check how the situation looks on your machine with WR off and on. Make sure you set gfx.direct3d11.use-double-buffering=false so that the situation more accurately matches release.
Comment 10•5 years ago
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WR + DC windowed youtube: GPU 90%, CPU 13%, Package power 14W
WR + DC full screen youtube: GPU 93%, CPU 14%, Package power 20W
WR no DC windowed youtube: GPU 80%, CPU 19%, Package power 9W
WR no DC full screen youtube: GPU 89%, CPU 19%, Package power 9W
Advanced layers windowed youtube: GPU 75%, CPU 13%, Package power 7W
Advanced layers full screen youtube: GPU 83%, CPU 12%, Package power 8W
Display resolution is 3840x2160 this is an optimus laptop (nvidia + intel), firefox is using the intel chip.
The task manager attributes the majority of the GPU work to the DWM (60% DWM vs 20% to firefox).
The video is software-decoded.
Edit: So the new scene indicator was enabled (but it's not visible one windows). and it was causing a ton of blended pixels. After disabling it, the package power consumption is around 7.5W.
Comment 11•5 years ago
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Tested on a large 4K window youtube with "Intel(R) UHD Graphics 630". Set "gfx.direct3d11.use-double-buffering=false".
Numbers are taken from the Intel Power Gadget.
Edit: fixed non-WR numbers
WR DC: GPU 13-20%, CPU 16-20%, Power 5W
no-WR: GPU 65%, CPU 15-20%, Power 5.2W
Edit: full-screen video numbers
WR DC: GPU 60+%, CPU 17-20%, Power 8W+
no-WR: GPU 65%, CPU 15-20%, Power 5.5W+
Power measurements jump quite a bit, so the lower bound may not be entirely accurate. Overall, seems very close.
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Comment 12•4 years ago
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It looks like remaining differences here are probably because of higher CPU usage. That's being addressed elsewhere. The bulk of the problem has been fixed by DC and bug 1579235
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