- Experiment ID
2026-07-krisp-cpu-disablement- Experiment Type
- apex / user
- Treatments
- Variant 1
- Variant 2
- Variant 3
- Analysis Summary
- Tests how many consecutive CPU failures desktop noise suppression waits through before turning itself off.
- Why It Matters
- This can change the balance between avoiding unnecessary noise-suppression shutdowns and keeping the feature active on a device that is struggling.
- Detailed Description
- In the default state, one CPU-related processing failure reaches the disablement threshold for noise suppression.
- The treatments raise that threshold to three, five, or ten consecutive failures.
- The current desktop voice-connection setup reads this value and passes it to the noise-cancellation module.
- A higher threshold may prevent a temporary load spike from disabling suppression too quickly, but the client code does not show whether call quality or CPU use improves overall.
- Focus Area
- Desktop noise-suppression stability
- Importance
- medium
- Default Config
{
"consecutiveFailures": 1
}- Variations
{
"1": {
"consecutiveFailures": 3
},
"2": {
"consecutiveFailures": 5
},
"3": {
"consecutiveFailures": 10
}
}