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Customer uses related Fast Fourier Transform(FFT) part of Intel Integrated Performance Primitives(IPP) to get calculated result (Please refer attached file).
Why use a new generation of CPU (Kaby Lake)) to run FFT of Intel IPP will takes longer than the previous generation of CPU (Haswell)? Could you expain this phenomenon? Thanks.
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Thank you for reaching out to us. Can you please share some sample code to investigate this issue on our side?
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Could you tell in detail what kind of some sample code sharing with you?
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Any sample code which is shareable and can reproduce Fast Fourier Transform(FFT) performance issue observed at your end.
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Our AE keeps on asking customer's sharing sample code quickly.
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Richard, are there any samples from your side?
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Keep on urging AE to ask for customer's providing sample code.
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Richard,
which FFT do you mean: signal processing (1D) or image processing (2D)?
In any way I recommend to use one OS for perf measurement. win7 vs win10 - there are can be some patches for security vulnerability affect performance.
Pavel
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