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espresso wrote: ↑

25 Sep 2022, 11:29

AndreyRGW wrote: ↑

11 Sep 2022, 15:32

Hi all,

I decided to do one test on Windows 11.
Timerbench with and without DWM. The results are interesting.

What do you think?

How do you "turn off" DWM?

Using this script - https://github.com/Ingan121/DWMKiller

Hi all,

I decided to do one test on Windows 11.
Timerbench with and without DWM. The results are interesting.


What do you think?

I compiled RDTSC with your code, but I didn't notice any changes compared to the original. Try add SetProcessAffinityMask in first core see if any improvement SetProcessAffinityMask(GetCurrentProcess(), 1); test fix overhead of QueryPerformanceCounter didnt try for long time so give any updates of ...

i would like to update code so u guys get more game feeling by using the function QueryThreadCycleTime enjoy :D LONGLONG GetFrequency(DWORD sleepTime) { LARGE_INTEGER fq, st, ed; QueryPerformanceFrequency(&fq); QueryPerformanceCounter(&st); QueryThreadCycleTime(GetCurrentThread(), &st); LONGLONG be...

i would like to update code so u guys get more game feeling by using the function QueryThreadCycleTime enjoy :D LONGLONG GetFrequency(DWORD sleepTime) { LARGE_INTEGER fq, st, ed; QueryPerformanceFrequency(&fq); QueryPerformanceCounter(&st); QueryThreadCycleTime(GetCurrentThread(), &st); LONGLONG be...

I know you’ve said that you have the GPU in MSI mode, but maybe you should try to change other drivers to MSI mode too. Have you thought about potentially a power delivery issue? It’s not very likely. However, since you’ve already done so many different things, it seems like the issue could be some...

I'll throw something that comes to mind into the conversation. You mentioned closing all background programs. But have you made certain that you have no processes running in the background that interfere with your game? It could be something as simple as an overlay from a game launcher, or a progra...

It seems like that could be associated with a USB or audio device. If you haven’t already, try to disable USB selective suspend. Also, turn off link state power management. Have you tried to update your BIOS? I tried unplugging the usb and updating the bios, but the stuttering didn't go anywhere.

Аnd so, who checked it? I'm not talking about multiplayer games, but a single player. What does it do? I checked this timer in Furmark without fur and my fps went from 1534 to 1619. My friend on an r5 1600, gtx 1060 and 8GB RAM tested this timer in witcher. With this timer his stuttering disappeare...

Since no one else has chimed in, I’ll give you a few suggestions that come to mind. Disable all power saving features in the BIOS and in Windows (C-States, Ryzen RAM power down, and any others). Try to switch the GPU to MSI mode using a registry edit. Use EVGA Precision X’s BOOST LOCK feature to lo...