Turning off e-cores will cause a branch in the sacred timeline
this post was submitted on 19 Nov 2023
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heterogeneous policy 0 with e-cores , or disabling e-cores gives better performance (1%lows),.
im using 1st ,. and its good with every games
HT not working (HT on in BIOS) + E cores on = gives worst case,.
I find dcs works better with my ecores off. No stuttering. i9 13900kf & rtx 4090🤷♂️