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Oh, is it? (Why?) I suppose you could go for more like 95th percentile and, if it takes longer, freeze the entire pipeline until ready, along with the cycle counter. A deterministic cycle count is good enough for benchmarking even if it doesn’t actually represent real time.
The DDR retraining creates a massive latency spike, during which all memory accesses are halted. Modern systems are usually fast, except when they're not, and then they're hilariously slow.
I see...
Also, a bunch of these things are *temperature-dependent*. Though at least that factor you can usually derate to "worst case" without an order of magnitude performance difference.
Yeah. It’s really tough to work around the big latency spikes from retraining etc.
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