Much better synthetic throughput and much less frametime spike with it off.
But honestly I don't notice much difference playing games, except emulators, Xenia(the Xbox 360 emulator)runs much worse with it on:
VS. off:
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New Reply here in the forums and upload a screenshot where it says "Attach file".
I don't know why it's showing half pic.
Zitat aus einem Post von wasakiI don't know why it's showing half pic.
This score looks normal for iTSC.
Thanks do you know how to unlock timer call/s under Game test ? because once it was 1,600,000 and my gameplay was very smooth .
Depends heavily on the GPU and resolution. Maybe you selected 640x480? More frames/seconds, more timer calls.
The game test is here to see the average frame time and therefor stuttering.
I want to share my results with Zen 3:
Much better synthetic throughput and much less frametime spike with it off.
But honestly I don't notice much difference playing games, except emulators, Xenia(the Xbox 360 emulator)runs much worse with it on:
VS. off:
Apparently, my HPET was already off.
It's very possible that I disabled it some previous attempt at tuning my PC performance.
Although, device manager did not reflect this "High Precision timer" was enabled here, and I don't believe I disabled it in BIOS simply because my bios on this ASUS machine is absolute garbage. It's got none of the things most gaming BIOS would have. Probably the worst part about the 2021 ROG G15 Zephyrus (labeled a gaming laptop) is it's crappy BIOS.
... but your program's GUI was displaying the "Enable HPET" button the first time that I ran the software. I ran a test, it said my HPET was 10.0 Mhz. Things seemed to work, I could see test results.
Then I pressed the button "Enable HPET" and my PC rebooted.
When I came back to TimerBench, now there is a button "Disable HPET" and the weird part is, the tests cannot be run anymore. There is a greyed-out button that just says "Initializing" and it never changes.
So apparently HPET was previously disabled on my machine and I just enabled it, and it seems when HPET is enabled on my machine, your TimerBench does not run. I'll just turn this back off now, as I'm pretty sure I don't want it enabled.
Machine specs:
ASUS G15 Zephyrus
CPU: Ryzen 9 4900HS
RAM: 16GB DDR4
GPU: RTX2060 Max-Q
vRAM: 6GB GDDR6
In der neuesten mesa Version gab es anscheinend auch Probleme mit HPET. Schade, dass man es heute im vielen UEFIs nicht mehr einfach deaktivieren kann.
Please help.
Timer calls/s value then bigger, the better?
Yes. More calls means less latency per call. Less latency means your CPU and GPU will be less bottlenecked.
Zitat aus einem Post von matYes. More calls means less latency per call. Less latency means your CPU and GPU will be less bottlenecked.
Only useplatformclock is used to enable/disable HPET. And it's only done when you want to switch between TSC and HPET.
TimerBench is not a tweak software. It provides two benchmarks to determine if your timer settings are bottlenecking your game performance.
So you can try all of the toggles above and check if they have any influence.
Zitat aus einem Post von matOnly useplatformclock is used to enable/disable HPET. And it's only done when you want to switch between TSC and HPET.
TimerBench is not a tweak software. It provides two benchmarks to determine if your timer settings are bottlenecking your game performance.
So you can try all of the toggles above and check if they have any influence.
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