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    Posted: 07 Feb 2018 at 4:25am
I stand corrected a while back i dropped from 52 frames to 47 in the metro_benchmark.exe. I could not figure out what changed. I ran it today and I am back to 52 with 3 runs. So it could have an affect on games too. 

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Options: Resolution: 2560 x 1440; Quality: Very High; SSAA: On; Texture filtering: AF 4X; Motion Blur: Off; Tesselation: Very High; VSync: Off; Advanced PhysX: Off;

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  • Average Framerate: 52.00
  • Max. Framerate: 110.51
  • Min. Framerate: 20.19
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I can also confirm a 50 point increase CINEBENCH. Nice job in finding this little nugget. 

I did test a few game benchmarks and did not really see a boost in performance but I am glad to have the 50 points back in CINEBENCH. 

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I've tested this and can confirm that at least in CB15, there is about 50 points difference...
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That's very interesting... I'll test it later today for sure.
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Its under Advance/ South Bridge /On board Debug display
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How do you enable it in first place? Is it some UEFI setting? Some utility?
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Wow, surprised, but you're correct.

I have an X399 Taichi (not overclocked except for RAM at 2933) and had Dr. Debug temperature display enabled.  I get a 2.6% performance degradation in Cinebench if UEFI is configured to display temperature in Dr. Debug.   I didn't test other benchmarks.

I set it back to "Disabled" since I really don't need the temperature display.
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Post Options Post Options   Thanks (0) Thanks(0)   Quote zlobster Quote  Post ReplyReply Direct Link To This Post Posted: 16 Jan 2018 at 4:55pm
Honestly, I never knew that I can make Dr. Debug show my temps. Shocked
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I'm aware that it's a on-board diagnostic LED. Also i am aware it should not tax CPU at all. However benchmark is clear it does makes CPU 3% slower. You can test it on your system maybe you'll get the same results . Personally I'm not surprised at all considered how bugged my MB is. For example BIOS shouldn't consume any CPU power also right ? But judging by the CPU temp while I'm on BIOS it works nearly on 100%.
Aside of the bugs tho my MB is great and my system rocks .
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Post Options Post Options   Thanks (0) Thanks(0)   Quote zlobster Quote  Post ReplyReply Direct Link To This Post Posted: 16 Jan 2018 at 12:27am
I always thought Dr.Debug was the on-board diagnostic LED! Is OP referring to some piece of software?
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