ISLC 1.4.6

[x8009]

I had MSI x670e TomHawk motherboard before and it died after 2 years. I only replace the mobo Msi x870-p Wifi same os same hardware everything and somehow instead being 1.00ms or 0.5ms as default without touching anything it shows as 0.75ms . this is the first time I see this, any idea why it happens?

[Wagnard]

I had MSI x670e TomHawk motherboard before and it died after 2 years. I only replace the mobo Msi x870-p Wifi same os same hardware everything and somehow instead being 1.00ms or 0.5ms as default without touching anything it shows as 0.75ms . this is the first time I see this, any idea why it happens?

You must tick the 'enable custom timer resolution'.

[x8009]

yes but i mean why is the resolution is weird on this mobo ? did you ever seen 0.75ms? why does it happen?

[x8009]

I had MSI x670e TomHawk motherboard before and it died after 2 years. I only replace the mobo Msi x870-p Wifi same os same hardware everything and somehow instead being 1.00ms or 0.5ms as default without touching anything it shows as 0.75ms . this is the first time I see this, any idea why it happens?

You must tick the 'enable custom timer resolution'.

yes but i mean why is the resolution is weird on this mobo ? did you ever seen 0.75ms? why does it happen?

[Wagnard]

I had MSI x670e TomHawk motherboard before and it died after 2 years. I only replace the mobo Msi x870-p Wifi same os same hardware everything and somehow instead being 1.00ms or 0.5ms as default without touching anything it shows as 0.75ms . this is the first time I see this, any idea why it happens?

You must tick the 'enable custom timer resolution'.

yes but i mean why is the resolution is weird on this mobo ? did you ever seen 0.75ms? why does it happen?

0.75ms is just a resolution that an application or driver i requesting. I would be more surprised if the maximum timer resolution was different than 0,5

Close every other thing open and maybe you'll find what is requesting this 0.75ms