time resolution : 0.4882ms

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Chef_PR
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time resolution : 0.4882ms

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Is there a way to get time resolution to 0.50ms is was working fine before on same pc. I re installed windows 10 and cant get time resolution to change from this 0.4882ms. Need help, any advice will be appreciated.

time resolution : 0.4882ms

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Straszy
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Re: time resolution : 0.4882ms

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Chef_PR wrote: Fri Dec 20, 2019 6:44 pm Is there a way to get time resolution to 0.50ms is was working fine before on same pc. I re installed windows 10 and cant get time resolution to change from this 0.4882ms. Need help, any advice will be appreciated.
Enable HPET in bios (if it's disabled)

run CMD with admin privileges and type these commands

bcdedit /set useplatformtick yes
bcdedit /deletevalue useplatformclock

rr pc

first one will force the clock to be backed by a platform source
second will set useplatformclock (hpet) to default (don't mess with that one - on "yes" system will run like shit but some programs may use this timer)

for me it's going to 0.5 from 0.45959
aikhojea
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Re: time resolution : 0.4882ms

Post by aikhojea »

leave it as is. latency results show that lower than 0.5ms in modern systems makes it a tinier bit more snappy and responsive. i have 0.4988ms and dynamic tick is deleted as well
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