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Performance Regression? #709
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Hi @chsasank let me reproduce this on my end with an Arc 770 GPU and get back to you. |
@chsasank I installed IPEX 2.1.40+xpu with Python 3.11.9, same as you, but am only able to reproduce 1 out of the 2 issues you see. I'm getting 16.72 tflops and 239 GB/s bandwidth. What versoin of IPEX were you using previously that gave you better performance? Output:
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I ran this benchmark back in January. So should be oneapi 2024.0. It's great to see that you indeed got 16 tflops which is what I used to get. I wonder why I don't get the same perf. Bandwidth is certainly a regression. |
@chsasank The performance regression needs to be within the scope of IPEX itself for my team and I to continue debugging. Let's figure out whether the regression is indeed to due to IPEX or another library in oneAPI. Can you try reproducing the performance regression using the older version of IPEX you used before? That way, I can do some profiling to identify the root cause. |
Describe the bug
My benchmark code is here: https://github.com/chsasank/device-benchmarks. Installed IPEX version 2.1.40+xpu and reran benchmarks now
I used to get 15 fp32 tflops and 452 GB/s bandwidth with earlier versions of ipex. Now it's significantly lower. Also see pytorch/pytorch#136342. Getting low but very similar performance for pytorch nightly as well.
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