Need for Speed: Most Wanted - LLVM runs slower than ASMJIT

[Ordinary205]

Quick summary

Using LLVM recompiler runs significantly slower than ASMJIT.

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Heres the performance comparison between LLVM and ASMJIT.

LLVM recompiler: 9.2/10.8/11.8 FPS

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ASMJIT recompiler: 14.8/16.8/18.4 FPS

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I disabled the RSX tiled memory to show better performance results.
The strange thing about LLVM is that it's supposed to be faster than/tied with ASMJIT, which is why I thought it would be necessary to post this bug.

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LLVM.log.gz

ASMJIT.log.gz

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System configuration

AMD Ryzen 5900X 12-Core Processor | 24 Threads | 15.89 GiB RAM | RTX 3080 driver 545.84.0.0 | Windows 10 Pro 22H2

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[Ordinary205]

I've done some research by testing other SPU options. I've noticed that SPU Interpreter dynamic slightly improves the performance over ASMJIT, although this does causes a huge audio slowdown when enabling these options.

ASMJIT: 15.3/16.8/18.1 FPS

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Interpreter dynamic: 16.4/17.4/18.5 FPS

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Interpreter static: 10.5/12.2/13.2 FPS

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I've ranked each SPU options from slowest to fastest:

1. Interpreter dynamic (fastest)
2. ASMJIT recompiler
3. Interpreter static
4. LLVM recompiler (slowest)

The ASMJIT performance seems to have regressed when enabling RSX tiled memory, while the LLVM performance works totally fine.