docs(bench): add M5 max#143
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The M5 super powers currently do not get fully utilized. Have a look at #15 for M5 speedups, specifically for prefilling. |
This was referenced May 15, 2026
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This is a benchmark run on my M5 Max 128GB machine, against current
main(0610591)Apart from the standard benchmark settings (which took around 7 minutes), I also included a "4x" run (which took around 40 minutes), with all relevant number multiplied by 4:
This is IMHO a bit more illuminating than the base benchmark, where the lines stay mostly flat/linear, so it may be possible to read a bit more out of the diagram (correct me if I am wrong on this).
This is mostly for illustration purposes, feel free to close if this is not relevant.
Related PRs #103 (likely better/more comprehensive) and #97
Update:
I added two new runs with a fan control app (Macs Fan Control) setting the fans to "full blast".
This seems indeed to improve the numbers and shorten the time for the 4x long run (down to ~35 minutes from ~45). Inspired by #126