howard stern
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This looks interesting.
https://hexus.net/tech/news/software/115382-windows-10-pro-gets-ultimate-performance-power-mode/
https://hexus.net/tech/news/software/115382-windows-10-pro-gets-ultimate-performance-power-mode/
Doesn't Process Lasso have its own Ultimate Performance power mode already?
https://bitsum.com/
https://bitsum.com/company-news/mic...de-to-prevent-micro-latencies-sound-familiar/
Doesn't Process Lasso have its own Ultimate Performance power mode already?
https://bitsum.com/
https://bitsum.com/company-news/mic...de-to-prevent-micro-latencies-sound-familiar/
Its probably snake oil, but i have used it for years.I did not know about this software. Apparently, it does, but I personally would feel more comfortable with an OS implementation than a third-party's.
To be honest, I am not sure if any of this is really necessary. Both Microsoft and Bitsum mention the term micro-latencies, which to the best of knowledge, refers to the time it takes to unpark CPU cores and increase clock frequencies to their maximum. But is this a problem in need of a solution, or are Ultimate Performance mode, and Bitsum's equivalent, solutions looking for a problem to justify their existence?
I have Skylake and that has speedshift built in so perhaps i dont need it, i know on my father in laws laptop it stops his pc grinding to a halt when it gets to 100% CPU usage.Are there any benefits if you have a CPU that has speedshift?
Its probably snake oil, but i have used it for years.
I have Skylake and that has speedshift built in so perhaps i dont need it, i know on my father in laws laptop it stops his pc grinding to a halt when it gets to 100% CPU usage.
Why not give it a try, do some benchmarks or just see if it feels better in game? worth a try for free and it does not install anything nasty just a nag screen when you turn the PC on.
Yes you maybe right there, i will have to do some testing maybe some game benchmarking.I know there's nothing lose trying it. I'm questioning the benefit of the product's solution in modern Cpu. Intel(speedshift) and Amd(precision boost) power state is faster than what OS software implementation can do.
Explaining the new power mode, Microsoft says that Ultimate Performance "goes a step further to eliminate micro-latencies associated with fine grained power management techniques". The mode will be both OEM and user selectable under Power Options, as you might expect.
I did not know about this software. Apparently, it does, but I personally would feel more comfortable with an OS implementation than a third-party's.
To be honest, I am not sure if any of this is really necessary. Both Microsoft and Bitsum mention the term micro-latencies, which to the best of knowledge, refers to the time it takes to unpark CPU cores and increase clock frequencies to their maximum. But is this a problem in need of a solution, or are Ultimate Performance mode, and Bitsum's equivalent, solutions looking for a problem to justify their existence?
It's just bullshit mostly. The power saving features adjust fast enough that it doesn't cause any problems in the vast majority of cases.
Jesus fug that gif loaded slower than a windows updat...